Episode 12: Teaching the Color of Christ

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In this podcast, Michael Pasquier speaks with Paul Harvey and Kelly Baker about using The Color of Christ in the classroom. Harvey, co-author of The Color of Christ, is Professor of History at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs and founder of the Religion in American History blog. Baker is Lecturer in Religious Studies at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville and author of Gospel According to the Klan. In this conversation, Harvey and Baker discuss ways to incorporate The Color of Christ into courses on religion in America. They also introduce listeners to the interactive website that accompanies the book. This is the third of three podcasts recorded at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion in Chicago.

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