Review: Sho Baraka’s ‘The Narrative’ Is Both a Sermon and a Confession

Review: Sho Baraka’s ‘The Narrative’ Is Both a Sermon and a Confession

November 2, 2016

Is "The Narrative" socially conscience or Christian? Is it protest against racism or celebration of black culture? Is it a sermon or a confession? Or both?

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