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Race, Justice, and American Democracy: An Evening with Robert P. Jones and Greg Garrett

  • The American Cathedral in Paris 23 Avenue George V Paris, IDF, 75008 France (map)

Join Cathedral Dean James Harlan for a conversation with the authors of two acclaimed new books wrestling with questions of race and justice. Dr. Robert P. Jones, author of the New York Times bestselling The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy, is the Founder and President of PRRI (the Public Religion Research Institute). Dr. Greg Garrett is the author of The Gospel according to James Baldwin, the Carole McDaniel Hanks Professor of Literature and Culture at Baylor University in Texas, and a longtime visiting theologian at the American Cathedral in Paris. Drs. Jones and Garrett regularly engage in conversation on racism, religion, and white Christian nationalism, but the American Cathedral is delighted to co-host with the American Church in Paris their first conversation together outside of the States, generously sponsored by Baylor University and the Baugh Family Foundation.

Attend in person and online at:

@amcathparis (Facebook) @TheAmericanCathedralinParis (YouTube)

No reservation needed. A reception will follow

Robert P. Jones is the author of the American Book Award Winner The End of White Christian America, the Grawemayer Prize awardee White Too Long, and the new The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy. He also writes for TIME, The Atlantic, Religion News Service, and Baptist News Global. PRRI, which he founded, is an essential polling resource on race, religion, and politics, and Dr. Jones and PRRI are widely cited in such outlets as MSNBC, NPR, Salon, The Washington Post, and Newsweek. Greg Garrett is the author of thirty books on race, religion, politics, and culture, including A Long, Long Way: Hollywood’s Unfinished Journey from Racism to Reconciliation and In Conversation: Rowan Williams and Greg Garrett. He has been interviewed by outlets including BBC News, NPR, the Los Angeles Times, NewsTalk Dublin, and The Spectator, has been featured in both live and virtual “Evenings with an Author” at the American Library in Paris, and delivered a 2020 Thurber Lecture to the American Church in Paris from his bedroom in Austin, Texas. 

 

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