TY - JOUR
T1 - Of Griots and Grace: The Art of Oral History and The History of African American Religion
AU - Williams, Regennia N
N1 - Williams, R. N. (2005). Of griots and grace: the art of oral history and the history of African American religion. Black History Bulletin, 68(2), 15-21.
PY - 2005/4/1
Y1 - 2005/4/1
N2 - The article discusses the history of African American religion which was expressed in oral histories and in the music known as spirituals and how it survived in the centuries of slavery. Despite racism in American Christianity, the African worship tradition evidently remained in America as women in church wear African-inspired headwraps or hats to symbolize possession by the spirit in a ringshout.
AB - The article discusses the history of African American religion which was expressed in oral histories and in the music known as spirituals and how it survived in the centuries of slavery. Despite racism in American Christianity, the African worship tradition evidently remained in America as women in church wear African-inspired headwraps or hats to symbolize possession by the spirit in a ringshout.
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M3 - Article
VL - 68
JO - Black History Bulletin
JF - Black History Bulletin
ER -