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41.	Beyond 'band-aids' and bootstraps: Toward a womanist vision of Christian education as social transformation
42.	An examination of role strain, womanist identity, and John Henryism on the health and cardiovascular risk of African American women
43.	A womanist perspective of pastoral care ministry: The power of presence in pastoral care within the African American church/communit
44.	Claiming/reclaiming Africana womanist literary texts throughout the African diaspora
45.	Alice Walker's ethics: An analysis of Alice Walker's non-fiction work as a resource for womanist ethics
46.	Rhetorical Spirits: Spirituality as a Rhetorical Device in New Age Womanists of Color Texts
47.	Womanism in the ministry: Narratives of African-American woman clergy
48.	Zora Neale Hurston and Alice Walker. Womanist and feminist theories meet in the garden: The perspective of difference
49.	Stories of struggle, songs of hope: Postcolonial womanist performance praxis
50.	Toni Morrison's womanist discourse in 'The Bluest Eye' (1970), 'Sula' (1974), and 'Beloved' (1987): Analytical and computational study
51.	Christianity in the lives of highly educated African American women: Womanist narratives
52.	Resurrecting womanist theory from the lyrics of India.Arie, Lauryn Hill, and Me'Shell Ndegeocello: The performance and pedagogy of race and gender politics
53.	Earth blood and earthling existence: A methodological study of black women's writings and their implications for a womanist ecological theology
54.	Womanist philosophy of revolutionary struggle: Human being, power, and social totality in the early writings of Alice Walker
55.	Using womanist theology for designing a writing curriculum
56.	'Daughters of Zion': Spiritual power in Black womanist narrative (Zilpha Elaw, Virginia Broughton, Gloria Naylor, Gayl Jones, Octavia E. Butler)
57.	The Lukan Parable of the Great Supper: A womanist socio-historical reading of slavery and resistance using the amended parable theory of Octavia E. Butler
58.	Power in the blood? The Cross in the African-American experience
59.	Claiming B(l)ack manhood, claiming souls: Male portraiture in novels by Alice Walker, Toni Morrison, and Gloria Naylor. A womanist reading
60.	African-American blues women's contribution to womanist theory: An ethnographic educational study
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