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What Manner Of Women - Documentary Trailer
Learn about one of the most important movements in theology over the last 30 years...
Photos: Michael Stephen Levy from his book Revelations
Photos: Michael Stephen Levy from his book Revelations
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What Manner Of Woman - A Short Documentary Film
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Find out about one of the most important movements in theology over the last 30 years... For Black women at the crossroads of the Ivory towers of the academy and the stained glass windows of the Black church, the 1980s was a time of self-definition. In 1983, the African American writer and poet Alice Walker coined the term "womanist". The creation of this confessional concept was a significant ...
Great film, Thank you so much for sharing !
So timely! Especially now...
This is so true ❤
There is A rising number of black women who are standing in the pulpits. Women have been called to church administrators, evangelism, Apostleship, preaching and teaching openly charting their own courses in Christ Jesus.
oh Please.. feminism and Womans Liberation is the main thing that makes black american women unpairable.. Theres a reason Single parenthood, has Risen to 78% and Black women are only married at a 27% rate.. It all started AFTER 1970. REJECT FEMINISM.. EMBRACE FAMILYISM. Or continue to fail.
NICE VIDEO👍🌷🌷🌷
@3:50 That's a whole notha thang
Till this day, the black church continues being doctrinally retarded and emotionally high. This is video is great evidence of this.
This was incredible. Like I just went to church again.
Womanism, is feminist foolishness!
Mind Blowing!!!
Well I guess it's correct since the black church is about 80% female. Why do they need men there at all? Why do black women complain when they have so much control?
I lost all respect for this documentary as soon as l heard the word "patriarchy ". This another branch of feminism creeping into the church in the disguised as a form of liberation movement for woman,when will women learn that serving the church does not make you servants but instrument of God you don't necessarily have to lead to be a tool in the kingdom of God, and stop victimizing your self as some sought of oppressed group, the real powerful women are stronger and wiser than that
I have to agree with you there. One main reason is because I know so many black women who never miss church, who live very clean lives, stay classy looking, are charismatic and full of smiles, encouragement, and are very genuine; yet they largely outnumber men in the church. They hope and deserve to get married and it doesn't happen. I am for equality of the sexes all day long, but that doesn't always mean sameness. Yes women are leaders and the bible shows this several times over, but they are leaders in very different ways. Men need to be the executive head of a church. Women can do bible studies, teach classes, hold women only sermons on different days of the week (or husbands can attend especially if she's speaking on having strong marriages), work for the treasury, schedule and announce prayer nights, be choir director, organize singles groups that can have game nights and discuss how they can use their being single as an advantage to the church, etc etc etc.
I would have to disagree with both of you. Feminism had its roots in the Church, so to negatively view theological thought reclaiming it is at best an uninformed position. I'm a bit new to womanist theology, but nowhere have I heard the claim being made that there are no differences between men and women. From my experience, this is a strawman argument frequently made against feminists of all kinds. I guess it came from viewing women as being just as intelligent and spiritually gifted as men despite physical differences, since we are all equal in Christ. People who view women as inferior to men will misrepresent the arguments of feminism to the unaware. I believe that you have conflated the misrepresentation with the real thing.
Foolish coward
This misses the point completely. This isn’t just about gender. It’s about intersections of gender, race, and class. “You don’t necessarily have to lead to be a fool in the kingdom of God”…. This is so heavy with privilege.
*tool
Absolutely empowered after watching this video. Thanks
Amazing!
Can I get this as a DVD?
Thanks for the acknowledgements of women's accomplishments. Continue the movement
How powerful and moving. Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant
This was absolutely brilliant. Womanist I am, bold, creative, intelligent,sassy and loving. I loved this documentary! Will be coming back to it time after time to remind myself who I am. I am not a preacher but feel that whatever any woman's dreams are and accomplish this term still stands for her. Thank you for this. Love and Peace