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Resistance to social differentiation in an African American religious community in southern California
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Carter, Michael James
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African American Studies
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/ Cultural anthropology
2005
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2005
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Resistance to social differentiation in an African American religious community in southern California
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Resistance to social differentiation in an African American religious community in southern California
2005
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This research analyzed how class, \"race'\", and religion are used to resist social differentiation in an African American religious community in Southern California. The methodology for this research is participant-observer and the use of a questionnaire. The research findings indicate that the community's religious ethics, social solidarity and an assimilative collective-consciousness are integral to their social advancement within an oppressive society.
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ProQuest Dissertations & Theses
ISBN
0542598884, 9780542598883
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