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womanist
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wom·an·ist  (wmn-st)
adj.
Having or expressing a belief in or respect for women and their talents and abilities beyond the boundaries of race and class: "Womanist ... tradition assumes, because of our experiences during slavery, that black women already are capable" (Alice Walker).
n.
One whose beliefs or actions are informed by womanist ideals.

woman·ism n.


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Chapman concludes his work with the germination of womanist theology in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Crawford explains that although womanist theology is a relatively new discipline in theological discourse, black women have been "critiquing, reconstructing, and theologizing since Hagar''s radical theological move in the wilderness to name her God.
The variety of introductory essays in the second part of the hook ensures its relevance for a much broader readership, as they discuss Latina theology, Womanist theology, and Eco-theology, among others.
 
 
 
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