AnneMarie Mingois an associate professor of ethics, culture, and moral leadership at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.

"This book delivers a powerful, passionate, and educational reading experience." --Library Journal, Starred Review

• Acknowledgments Introduction  “Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around”: A Legacy of Self-Determination in Black Freedom Struggles 1 “We Shall Overcome”: Socio-Historical Influences on Black Women’s Participation in the Civil Rights Movement Moral Exemplar Ella Baker, A Believer in Freedom and Black Women’s Leadership 2 “Woke Up This Morning With My Mind Stayed On Freedom”: Forming Freedom Faith Moral Exemplar   Rev. Dr. Prathia L. Hall, A Facilitator of Freedom Faith 3 “We Shall Not Be Moved”: Cultivating Courageous Resistance Moral Exemplar   Dr. Willa Beatrice Player, A Cultivator of Courage in a College Community 4 “Keep Your Eyes On The Prize, Hold On”: Testing Theo-Moral Imagination Moral Exemplar  Eberta Lee Spinks: Imagining Beyond the Visible Reality 5 “Which Side Are You On?:” A Theology Of Movements For Liberation Moral Exemplar  Bree Newsome Bass, Choosing a Religion of Freedom and Justice Epilogue “Have You Got Good Religion?” Appendix Notes Index

AnneMarie Mingois an associate professor of ethics, culture, and moral leadership at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.

"This book delivers a powerful, passionate, and educational reading experience." --Library Journal, Starred Review

• Acknowledgments Introduction  “Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around”: A Legacy of Self-Determination in Black Freedom Struggles 1 “We Shall Overcome”: Socio-Historical Influences on Black Women’s Participation in the Civil Rights Movement Moral Exemplar Ella Baker, A Believer in Freedom and Black Women’s Leadership 2 “Woke Up This Morning With My Mind Stayed On Freedom”: Forming Freedom Faith Moral Exemplar   Rev. Dr. Prathia L. Hall, A Facilitator of Freedom Faith 3 “We Shall Not Be Moved”: Cultivating Courageous Resistance Moral Exemplar   Dr. Willa Beatrice Player, A Cultivator of Courage in a College Community 4 “Keep Your Eyes On The Prize, Hold On”: Testing Theo-Moral Imagination Moral Exemplar  Eberta Lee Spinks: Imagining Beyond the Visible Reality 5 “Which Side Are You On?:” A Theology Of Movements For Liberation Moral Exemplar  Bree Newsome Bass, Choosing a Religion of Freedom and Justice Epilogue “Have You Got Good Religion?” Appendix Notes Index

AnneMarie Mingois an associate professor of ethics, culture, and moral leadership at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.

"This book delivers a powerful, passionate, and educational reading experience." --Library Journal, Starred Review

• Acknowledgments Introduction  “Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around”: A Legacy of Self-Determination in Black Freedom Struggles 1 “We Shall Overcome”: Socio-Historical Influences on Black Women’s Participation in the Civil Rights Movement Moral Exemplar Ella Baker, A Believer in Freedom and Black Women’s Leadership 2 “Woke Up This Morning With My Mind Stayed On Freedom”: Forming Freedom Faith Moral Exemplar   Rev. Dr. Prathia L. Hall, A Facilitator of Freedom Faith 3 “We Shall Not Be Moved”: Cultivating Courageous Resistance Moral Exemplar   Dr. Willa Beatrice Player, A Cultivator of Courage in a College Community 4 “Keep Your Eyes On The Prize, Hold On”: Testing Theo-Moral Imagination Moral Exemplar  Eberta Lee Spinks: Imagining Beyond the Visible Reality 5 “Which Side Are You On?:” A Theology Of Movements For Liberation Moral Exemplar  Bree Newsome Bass, Choosing a Religion of Freedom and Justice Epilogue “Have You Got Good Religion?” Appendix Notes Index