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    Browsing Department of Philosophy (MU) by Title "Born she is the divine Christ child : female figurations of Christ in Black Atlantic literature, theatre, and cinema"

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    • Born she is the divine Christ child : female figurations of Christ in Black Atlantic literature, theatre, and cinema 

      Mouzet, Aurelia (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2017)
      In order to support and justify the slave trade and the colonial enterprise, Western powers relied heavily on distorted interpretations of Christian scriptures to justify the oppression of black communities in Africa and ...

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