Racial Justice for the Long Haul

In Racial Justice for the Long Haul, anthropologist Christine Jeske explores how White Christians can effectively engage in racial justice and reconciliation efforts amidst overwhelming divisions and historical burdens. Through her unique methodology of interviews with people of color and White advocates, Jeske uncovers the qualities and actions of those who exemplify a sustainable commitment to justice. By rejecting simplistic answers and addressing deeper injustices, she offers readers a hopeful and enduring pathway for advocacy, grounded in real-life examples and experiences.