Unfinished Business: Black Women, the Black Church, and the Struggle to Thrive in America
"A fine introduction to its topic and provides a broad overview of its development in both Protestant and Catholic traditions." --The Mennonite[The author approaches] her subject-matter with an admirable zeal, making a case on behalf of not only black females but of women of any ethnicity who find themselves on the outside looking-in. . . Dr. Day's fervent hope is that "By promoting socially-conscious capitalism among black businesses and capitalists, black churches can develop a theology of holistic prosperity that considers the thriving of all members within society." Sadly, that's apt to prove easier said than done in the face of an economic system all too comfortable with exploiting the human condition. --Kam Williams, aalbc.com