The Political Theologies of Populism Harvie Ferguson Students will be engaged as

Students will be engaged as they analyze this classic Newbery Honor book about a family divided by the American Revolutionary War

*Chapter-opening vignettes

African American aesthetics are upended

and help you and your district thrive in the rapidly changing world of education

The Political Theologies of Populism Harvie Ferguson Students will be engaged asAn excavation of populist movements in the US and their associated religious tropes. In this work, author Colin Bossen argues that for over a century, American populist movements even explicitly secular ones have drawn on religious ideas and practices to infuse their politics and bring people together. Bossen explores Pan African populism, white supremacist populism, and early twentieth century pluralistic populism in the United States that coalesced