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  • "Afro-Indigenous Women Healers in the Caribbean and Its Diasporas: A Decolonial Digital Humanities Project" by Franny Gaede, et al
  • "Digital Hush Harbors" by Melva L. Sampson
  • “'Everything is Either Sent by God or Used by God': An Exploratory Study on the Impact of COVID‑19 Upon the Religious Lives of Black Families Living with Dementia" by Yiran Ge, Mayra Sainz, Janelle Gore, Fayron Epps
  • "The 'Good News': How the Gospel of Anti-Respectability Is Shaping Black Millennial Christian Podcasting" by Allissa V. Richardson
  • "Hashtags and Hallelujahs: The Roles of #BlackGirlMagic Performance and Social Media in Spiritual #Formation" by Carla Jean-McNeil Jackson
  • "An Informal Conversation with Danyelle 'Nippy' Thomas" by​ Erika D. Gault
  • “'My People Are Free!': Theorizing the Digital Black Church" by Erika D. Gault
  • "The Sound of Celebration" by Kyle Brooks
  • "Spirituals and the Chain of Memory in James Cone’s Spirituals and the Blues" by Peter Gaál-Szabó
  • "Spitting Rhymes ’til Mourning Comes: an Exploration of Hip Hop, Suicidal Thoughts, and Spiritual Lament" by Jay Paul Hinds
  • "Sunday Sounds: Preserving the Radio Ministry of Brooklyn’s Bethany Baptist Church" by Colleen Bradley-Sanders
  • "Whither Shall We Go? The Past and Present of Black Churches and the Public Sphere" by Kendra H. Barber 
  • "Wrestle On, Jacob: Antebellum Spirituals and the Defiant Faith of the Hebrew Bible" by Will Kynes

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