The Black Church
Al Sharpton Speaks on the Importance of the Black Church
In the first decade after the Civil War, many Black Churches were built across the South.
In the first decade after the Civil War, many Black Churches were built across the South.
As women’s place in society was beginning to change, the Church struggled to accept.
In 1954, Reverend Franklin recorded his popular sermon “The Eagle Stirreth Her Nest.”
In the early days of the phonograph, Black music recordings were marketed as Race Records.
Between 1920 and 1960, African Americans were able to demand accountability.