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"""The Nelsens use strong statistical arguments to reject the stereotype of the emotional, sectarian religious orientation commonly associated with black beliefs, and instead point out 'the close ties between black religion and protest, ' emphasizing and discussing the Black Muslims, storefront churches, and the March on Washington."" -- Library Journal"

The Nelsens use strong statistical arguments to reject the stereotype of the emotional, sectarian religious orientation commonly associated with black beliefs, and instead point out 'the close ties between black religion and protest, ' emphasizing and discussing the Black Muslims, storefront churches, and the March on Washington. -- <i> <i>Library Journal</i></i></p>

The Nelsens use strong statistical arguments to reject the stereotype of the emotional, sectarian religious orientation commonly associated with black beliefs, and instead point out 'the close ties between black religion and protest, ' emphasizing and discussing the Black Muslims, storefront churches, and the March on Washington. -- Library Journal

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Hart M. Nelsen is chairman of the Department of Sociology at Catholic University of America. Anne Kusener Nelsen is a doctoral candidate in American history at Vanderbilt University.

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