This book highlights the unique intersection of religion and racial capitalism, and cases of religion and racial capitalism in a range of comparative, global contexts. It is also motivated by a progressive critique of the diversity, equity, and inclusion (D.E.I.) movement and the ways in which the specific intersection of race and class have been overlooked by practitioners and by scholars.

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Introduction

  • Grace Tien,
  • María Eugenia Funes

摘要

This book highlights the unique intersection of religion and racial capitalism, and cases of religion and racial capitalism in a range of comparative, global contexts. It is also motivated by a progressive critique of the diversity, equity, and inclusion (D.E.I.) movement and the ways in which the specific intersection of race and class have been overlooked by practitioners and by scholars.