Devising a New Lexicon of Race Relations: African Americans, the International Missionary Council, and the British Missionary Discourse on Civilizing Africa, 1920–40

American Society of Church History 28
Saturday, January 4, 2014: 2:30 PM-4:30 PM
Cardozo Room (Washington Hilton)
Chair:
Dana L. Robert, Boston University
Papers:
The International Missionary Council and Tuskegeeism, 1920–30
Andrew E. Barnes, Arizona State University at Tempe
“To make him a link between Europeans and Africans”: Ideas and Practices of the “American Negro” in the International Missionary Council’s Modern World Mission in Colonial Africa, 1918–39
Elizabeth Engel, Free University of Berlin
Christian Liberals, the International Missionary Council, and the Search for a Way Forward in South Africa between the World Wars
Richard Elphick, Wesleyan University
Comment:
Dana L. Robert, Boston University
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