Stacey M. Floyd-Thomas

A Lynched Black Wall Street

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Dr. Jerrolyn Eulinberg balances a finely detailed microhistory of the tragic 1921 Tulsa Massacre with a wide-ranging exploration of history, ethics, and sociological and theological resources. This astute project helps us not only recognize the depth of this tragedy and its ongoing impact on its survivors and their descendants, but also compels readers to pay attention to this horrifying, yet often hidden, enduring legacy of America’s racist past. Eulinberg’s work contributes significantly to a wide readership, from academy and church, as she faithfully attends to the truths the dark past has taught us. With both head and heart, she boldly provides a testament to the voice of the voiceless.”

A Way Out of No Way

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“With a keen sense of economics and ethics, Greene has produced a text that resurrects, fleshes out, and systematizes King's Beloved Community for the twenty-first century!”

Hear the Spirit

Arts & Literature

“Here she goes again! In Hear the Spirit, Rev. Dr. Stewart has skillfully crafted liturgical resources that not only bridge the gap between Black religious scholarship and authentic church culture but also highlight the powerful intersection of womanist theology and poetic expression. These prayers thoughtfully center Black women's theological insights, showcasing scholarly depth and artistic beauty that are essential to Christian proclamation. Dr. Stewart's transformative artistry demonstrates that academic rigor and spiritual nourishment can beautifully coexist, providing an invaluable contribution to womanist liturgical poetry that is essential for scholars and practitioners alike.”