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An exceptional contribution of Shannon Frediani's rich analysis of coloniality and education is her focus on the grief, loss, and self-loathing that haunt those on the underside of history. Drawing on two decades of justice work with the incarcerated and her own experience of spiritual disenfranchisement, she boldly explores how trauma warps intergenerational religious practice. Equally powerful, she challenges definitions of interreligious that perpetuate Christocentrism and invites a kinder, more inclusive engagement among all who seek the sacred.--Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore, Vanderbilt University Beyond interreligious literacy, beyond interfaith collaboration in civic engagement, this book frames a pedagogy of interreligious liberation. Frediani builds on the insights of scholars of color from around the globe, courageously showing how interreligious studies replicates oppressive systems of power--and imaginatively honing tools so the field can help dismantle these systems instead.--Rachel S. Mikva, Chicago Theological Seminary

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Shannon Frediani holds a PhD in Practical Theology with an emphasis on Interreligious Education.

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