By the Mere O Editors
The ongoing evils of police brutality have revealed to a wider (and whiter) audience the structural and systematic prejudices under which blacks live in the USA, and in many other places around the world. White Christians who observe these experiences and then draw upon their theological and ethical reading to make sense of them, commonly find that their theological education is barren of black voices. The following reading list is an attempt to begin remedying that barrenness.
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