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Newsweek / the New York Times / MIT Press / Oxford University Press / Seabury Press / Stanford University Press / /
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America / Europe / /
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Haiti / United States / /
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Bankruptcy / /
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Beacon Press / University of Chicago Press / University of California Press / University of Wisconsin Press / University of Minnesota Press / /
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thanksgiving / /
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corporate media empire / /
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University of Wisconsin Press / MIT / University of Chicago Press / Stanford University / Oxford University / University of California Press / Stanford / University of Minnesota Press / /
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Martin Luther King / Paul Farmer / Diana / Donald Pease / Cornel West / Frederick Douglass / Erica R. Edwards / James Cone / Steve Jobs / Shepard Fairey / Giorgio Agamben / Barack Obama / Kathryn Lofton / Martin Luther King / Jr. / Destiny / Holy Flesh (Routledge) / Sojourner Truth / Albert Cleage / Christopher Z. Hobson / Hortense Spillers / Jeremiah Wright / Corey Walker / Max Weber / Jesus Christ / Jesse Jackson / Gandhi / George Shulman / Oprah Winfrey / /
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charismatic speaker / First Gay President / politician / race leader / physician / head / Princess / black President / King / leader / preacher / candidate / /
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Kansas / /
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Newsweek / New York Times / Journal of Philosophy / Contemporary / the New York Times / Time Magazine / /
The Post-Racial Saint: From Barack Obama to Paul of Tarsus Vincent Lloyd Forthcoming in Sainthood and Race: Marked Flesh, Holy Flesh (Routledge) There is no such thing as a racial saint. There are only post-racial saints