The Fire Next Time
The Fire Next Time
An Unflinching Examination of Race, Faith, and Human Endurance
About This Book
Published in 1963, The Fire Next Time examines American racism and prospects for transformation through two powerful essays that tackle religion, equality, and Black life in the United States.
Who Should Read This?
- Students exploring defining voices of America’s civil rights era
- Readers interested in understanding how racism and faith intersect in society
- People wanting profound perspective on justice, belief, and healing that remains relevant now
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