There are few traditions in American life as enduring, as profound, and as vital as the preaching tradition of the African-American pulpit. It is not merely a mode of religious expression; it is a cultural inheritance, a moral compass, and, in many ways, one of the deepest wells of American democracy itself. When we look at the African-American pulpit, …
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