The Religious Left in Modern America: Doorkeepers of a Radical Faith

Chapter 1: Introduction; Leilah Danielson, Marian Mollin, and Doug Rossinow. Chapter 2: The Other Social Gospelers: The Working-Class Religious Left, 1877-1920; Janine Giordano Drake. Chapter 3: The Social Gospel, the YMCA, and the Emergence of the Religious Left after World War I; Christopher Evans. Chapter 4: Judaism, Yiddish Peoplehood, and American Radicalism; David Verbeeten. Chapter 5: Dorothy Day, Religion, and the Left; Nicholas Rademacher. Chapter 6: "Saints for this Age": Religion and Radicalism in the American Century; Leilah Danielson. Chapter 7: Resisting Jim Crow Colonialism: Black Christianity and the International Origins of the Civil Rights Movement; Sarah Azaransky.- Chapter 8: To Create Such a Crisis and to Foster Such a Tension: African American Religious Conceptions of the State; Doug Thompson.- Chapter 9: The Catholic Interracial Council and Mexican American Civil Rights in Iowa, 1952-1974; Felipe Hinojosa. Chapter 10: Black Power/Black Faith: Rethinking the "De-Christianization" of the Black Freedom Struggle; Angela D. Dillard. Chapter 11: "Pray to God; She Will Hear Us": Women Reimagining Religion and Politics in the 1970s; Lilian Calles Barger. Chapter 12: "The 1900-Year Crisis": Arthur Waskow, the Question of Israel/Palestine, and the Effort to Form a Religious Jewish Left in America, 1967-1974; Doug Rossinow. Chapter 13: Ita Ford and the Spirit of Social Change; Marian Mollin. Chapter 14: Global Encounters and the Evangelical Left; David R. Swartz.