When the Word is Given

When the Word is Given by Louis E. Lomax is a profound exploration of the African American experience particularly in the context of religion and social justice. Lomax a pioneering journalist and civil rights activist delves into the intersection of faith and activism highlighting how spiritual beliefs have shaped the fight for equality. Through a series of compelling narratives and interviews he captures the voices of influential leaders and everyday individuals illustrating the power of faith as a catalyst for change in a turbulent era. *** The book serves as both a historical document and a call to action urging readers to reflect on the role of religion in societal transformation. Lomax''s eloquent prose and insightful commentary challenge the status quo encouraging a deeper understanding of the struggles faced by African Americans. By weaving together personal stories and broader social themes he emphasizes the importance of community and collective action in the pursuit of justice. This work remains relevant today inspiring new generations to engage in the ongoing fight for equality.