Includes bibliographical references (p. [131]-136) and index.
Contents:
Evolution to a liberation theology -- Douglass : an eloquent voice against oppression -- Douglass attacks the maintenance needs of oppression : racism, sexism, beliefs, and values -- Douglass and the making of a liberation theology -- Interpretation of Douglass as a liberation thinker.
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