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"Robinson's study of the Rev. Robert L. Bradby . . . unearths valuable material useful to a range of scholarly interests. --Craig R. Prentiss ""Journal of American Ethnic History"" The book provides an interesting and thoughtful analysis of the challenges and responses of a black church and its pastor in the urban Midwest at a moment of dramatic economic, social, and cultural transition. --Robert Martin ""Middle West Review"" The influence of Rev. Bradby and Detroit's Second Baptist Church is clearly outlined in Race, Religion, and the Pulpit, and Robinson brings a new perspective to the issues of twentieth-century race relations in urban Detroit. It is a historical narrative to be considered for any scholar interested in race relations and the history of urban Detroit and brings considerable attention to Detroit's Baptist influence while elucidating the life of a positive influence in the making of urban Detroit. --Robert S. Borrelli ""The Michigan Historical Review"""

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Julia Marie Robinson is an associate professor of religious studies at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA).

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