

Spirit & Power Ep 3 - "The Promise of America:" Black Pentecostal and Charismatic Visibility in the 2024 Election
Oct 10, 2024
Dara Coleby Delgado, an assistant professor of Black Studies and Women and Gender Studies, joins to discuss the rising political visibility of Black Pentecostals as the 2024 election approaches. They explore the historical significance and social activism rooted in Black Pentecostalism. The conversation covers the shift towards non-denominational charismatic churches and the complexities of Black male identity within conservative Christian spaces. Delgado emphasizes how faith shapes political engagement, highlighting advocacy for justice among these communities.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Roots and Impact of Black Pentecostalism
02:31 • 19min
Emerging Political Engagement of Black Pentecostals
21:13 • 3min
Evolving Faith: The Rise of Black Non-Denominational Charismatics
24:04 • 7min
Charismatic Christianity and Black Male Identity
31:26 • 6min
The Intersection of Faith and Political Action in 2024
37:40 • 6min