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What is Archetypal

African American Suburbanization and the Consequential Loss of Identity
Something that exists as a type, symbol, or definitive form after which other things are patterned.
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Where Have We Gone From There?: Success, the American Dream, and the Black Religious Experience
Dwayne E. Meadows (Independent Researcher, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7835-2.ch005
Abstract
It is the author's position that Martin King's final keynote address at the tenth annual session of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, where the theme was “Where Do We Go From Here” is a significant point of reference in the ongoing struggle of African Americans in America. Indeed, 50 years after King's sudden death, his turn toward economic and political empowerment is still the cornerstone of the Black agenda in America. Therefore, with the preceding as our contextual mooring, the author will consider that unique expression of African American culture, Black religion, and the Black church in its 21st century iteration. How has suburban life and the ongoing search for success and the “American Dream” affected Black faith traditions? What do we believe, and who is our God? What has become of the “Souls of Black Folk?”
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