(S1, E43): The Color Line, part 3

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(S1, E43): The Color Line, part 3

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Apr 22, 2018

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In this episode, we return to the color line and examine the General Conference's strategy for navigating the Jim Crow-era - particularly in how it impacted the founding of churches in Washington D.C.

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Apr 22, 2018

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