Podcast: Reginald Hildebrand Goes Deeper On The Importance Of The Black Church In The Carolinas, Duration: 08:09

Richard H. Cain

Podcast: Reginald Hildebrand Goes Deeper On The Importance Of The Black Church In The Carolinas, Duration: 08:09

02/19/2021

Podcast

WFAE provides a 2021 podcast interview between journalist Gwendolyn Glenn and Reginald Hildebrand, a retired UNC Chapel Hill and Durham Tech professor of history, on the role of the church in Black social and political movements, both historic and contemporary. Richard H. Cain- - a free born Black man from Virginia who became a pastor, entrepreneur and Congressman (R-SC) - was highlighted as the first pastor of Mother Emanuel Church in Charleston and noted for his contributions to the preservation of the Black church.

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