Building Black Utopia: The Shrine of the Black Madonna

This chapter explores the concept of a Black utopia through the Shrine of the Black Madonna, highlighting the role of black liberation theology in advocating for the oppressed. It examines the significance of community welfare, African communalism, and the distinct ideologies of Black and white Christian nationalism. Additionally, it reflects on the legacy of historical movements and the potential for creative spaces to foster resilience and unity in marginalized communities.