J. Kameron Carter has been appointed as co-director of the Center for Religion and the Human. Carter’s appointment expands the center’s intellectual reach, according to Winnifred Fallers Sullivan, founding director of the center. “Recently, the center has taken up challenges of earth, social, and political justice by attending to race and anti-Black violence,” Sullivan said. “A focus on Black religion will enhance our capacity for rethinking the human, rethinking justice, and ultimately rethinking the world otherwise.”
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