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Bill Moyers Journal: James Cone

Bill Moyers interviews theologian James Cone.

11/23/2007 | Expires 08/18/2025

Bill Moyers

Bill Moyers Journal: James Cone

Special | 55m 7s

Bill Moyers interviews theologian James Cone.

The recent reappearance of nooses is a haunting reminder of the dark side of American history, when after the civil war black Americans were forced to live in the shadow of the lynching tree. Bill Moyers interviews theologian James Cone about how these powerful images relate to the symbol of the cross and how they signify both tragedy and triumph.

11/23/2007 | Expires 08/18/2025

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Bill Moyers

Bill Moyers Journal: James Cone

Special | 55m 7s

The recent reappearance of nooses is a haunting reminder of the dark side of American history, when after the civil war black Americans were forced to live in the shadow of the lynching tree. Bill Moyers interviews theologian James Cone about how these powerful images relate to the symbol of the cross and how they signify both tragedy and triumph.

11/23/2007 | Expires 08/18/2025

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