Kelly Brown Douglas - Christianity, The Law, Racial Justice, and The Moral Imaginary: Part 2 Interactions – A Law and Religion Podcast

In this season of Interactions, Terri Montague, and Brandon Paradise, engage with contemporary leaders and social change agents regarding the influence and convergence of Christianity, the law, and racial justice. Today's guest is Reverend Doctor Kelly Brown Douglas, the Canon Theologian at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, author of several books, and the president of Episcopal Divinity School. Douglas is also a leading scholar of womanist theology, social justice, sexuality, and the Black Church, as well as racial reconciliation. This podcast is produced by the Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University in collaboration with Canopy Forum.

Kelly Brown Douglas: Episcopal Divinity School [https://www.eds.edu/about/staff-and-board/rev-dr-kelly-brown-douglas-bio]

Center for the Study of Law and Religion: Center for the Study of Law and Religion | Emory University School of Law | Atlanta, GA [https://cslr.law.emory.edu/]

Canopy Forum: Canopy Forum [https://canopyforum.org/]