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    1. the controversy over President Obama’s African-American Indeed; where in the world can Africans feel free to be designation)


    2. (which is another way to say ethnicity) is essential to their The generation of African-Americans that were children in American identity; as in when and how their people came to those days, i


    3. But alas, my people have been made to African-American adult could rebuke any African-American believe we are simply a race of black men; no longer African; child because we were one community—a village, if you no ethnicities to speak of; no sufficient argument for our will—of displaced Africans; a people still emerging from the humanity


    4. The sailors included seven African-Americans


    5. The African-American sailors occupied the forecastle at the front of the ship


    6. and the defendant was African-American/Hispanic


    7. While the shorter, pudgier officer reported an update back to his station, the young African-American one took out a pair of rubber gloves and slipped them on


    8. Matthew Sanders was a tall, muscular African-American with sharp, black eyes


    9. He opens the door and takes her on a tour of his beautiful home, which is decorated in earth tones and African-American theme


    10. Their ranks included white and African-American personnel, a rarity in this period of the segregated armed forces (Ambrose, pp

    11. African-Americans have served the Revenue Service and Coast Guard with distinction


    12. African-Americans served in all the wars the RCS and USCG have engaged in, from the Revolutionary War to the present


    13. The distinguished African-American author wrote histories of the Coast Guard, civil rights leaders, and slavery, and won a Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1977


    14. The chief petty officer commended his 20 years of Coast Guard experience, and honed his writing skills during long periods of sea duty on the USCGC Mendota (“African-Americans in the United States Coast Guard,” pp


    15. MCPO Patton was the first African-American to achieve the top enlisted rank (U


    16. This became a guidebook for a lot of African-American leaders, including Rev


    17. Goofer dust is used in the African-American hoodoo tradition


    18. Being of African-American descent, her skin carries with it a certain caramel coloring, which, if it had not been for the acne, many a young person might sit up and take notice; added to this is her hair, which is at a good length, draping down past her shoulders and inspired by charcoal, though not well kept


    19. Among African-Americans or Latín Americans, the status of mother is more primary


    20. raised by African-American women slaves

    21. Studies of African-Americans have


    22. The question of whether a Christian should seek a special missionary call from God for missionary service should concern the African-American student


    23. Dismiss immediately one untrue scenario that says Christ never wanted African-American missionaries serving overseas and therefore called none to missionary service


    24. In my opinion, the absence of African-American missionaries exposes one of the greatest injustices that whites have ever inflicted upon African Americans—teaching them a form of Christianity that does not empower them to carry the Gospel worldwide


    25. It is well-known that generations of African-American leaders struggled against white discrimination to win or preserve the right to govern in politics and churches


    26. The right to govern became one of the greatest causes of the African-American struggle for equality


    27. Black Power’s influence on many African-American church leaders during this struggle, in effect, undermined Ephesians 4:11’s teaching that recognized Christ-given gifted leaders without regard to race


    28. Reject the prosperity theology embraced by more African-American church leaders today


    29. I wish we had a mathematical solution to compensate for the lack of financial support for African-American full-time missionaries by black- and white-governed churches


    30. Several of my African-American colleagues in the ministry express frustration because black churches decline their requests for financial support

    31. Nevertheless, I will say that very few, obviously, invest in supporting long-term African-American international missionaries


    32. I conclude that most African-American church members cannot relate to this economic privilege and missions support strategy


    33. Presenting one’s need for missionary support, or giving financial support to missionaries, seems to cut across African-American middle class and working class convictions


    34. This misconception contradicts African-American Christians’ traditional perceptions of missions


    35. Until now, only a few African-American-led churches have financially supported missionaries who serve overseas


    36. 7 In 1945, he also observed that some missions boards failed to notice the loss of African-American missionaries in their ranks


    37. These agencies withdrew their African-American missionaries thinking it was best to maintain law and order, and wrong to pressure the European governments to act justly


    38. These home missions societies established African-American churches and colleges, contributing to the idea that blacks should focus only on local missions


    39. An African-American pastor who served 10 years in West Africa reminded me that African leaders used the missionaries while the missionaries used them


    40. They deceived 400 African-American sharecropper men, whom the researchers diagnosed as having syphilis

    41. How could African-American professionals at Tuskegee University treat black sharecroppers inhumanely for 40 years? If Booker T


    42. Washington and other Christians founded Tuskegee to uplift African Americans, why would its black leadership collaborate with the government to harm them? How could African-American leaders at Tuskegee allow people of their race to be treated as laboratory materials and not as sick patients?2


    43. Answering these questions, I believe, may give insights for diagnosing some hidden barriers that undermine African-American participation in full-time missions


    44. Hopefully, when you have completed the chapter, you will see how the ideology supporting this horrible experiment came from the same ideology that hinders African-American missions mobilization


    45. After the Civil War, many African-American Christians felt a strong sense of duty and destiny to serve as missionaries to Africa


    46. Nevertheless, African-American missions professor and author Dr


    47. Jacobs concludes that the percentage of African-American missionaries who served in Africa before 1960 was relatively insignificant compared to the percentage of white American missionaries who ministered there


    48. 5 The white and black experiments on African-American missionary mobilization conducted in this laboratory after the Civil War failed with devastating consequences


    49. Reading prominent African-American theologians and sociologists’ documentations about the demobilizing effects of white racism saddens me the most


    50. First, in the 1920s, cultural changes undermined the sanctity of the home and godly morals among African-American young people














































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