Enter The River

by Jody Miller Shearer

Available as a print on demand title shipping within two to three days. The Bible tells of Naaman the Syrian, who entered the Jordan River to be cleansed. Comparing the affliction of racism to Naaman’s illness, Enter the River invites readers into their own healing. After asking, "Why be concerned about racism?" Shearer explores definitions of prejudice and racism, the different effects of racism on white persons and people of color, affirmative action, and many other issues. The accessible presentation provides a strong foundation for study and action. An is available for this book.

Genres: Nonfiction

216 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1994

Reviews

[Tony Ruble]

Didn't realize how "racist" I was until I read this. It is very thought provoking and leaves you unhappy with racial relations as they are.

[Linus Thomas]

It's a good book that questions and offers mechanisms to address white privilege, albeit from an Anabapist view point. Although I'm not Christian and much of it was outside of my understanding (Mennonite and Anabaptist culture are beyond my understand) it was still interesting.