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FRIENDS AND THE RACIAL CRISISby Taylor, Richard K1st Edition
Book desription: Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications, 1970 Softcover pamphlet. Pendle Hill Pamphlet No. 172. 12mo (5.25 x 7.5"). 32 pp. Original decorated olive green paper cover. One of an edition of 3,500, published in July, 1970. This is an extremely fresh copy in excellent condition. Fine+. This pamphlet was published as part of the Pendle Hill Pamphlet Series. Pendle Hill was a center for religious and social study and cooperative living maintained by members of the Society of Friends. The idea behind the Pendle Hill experiment has also found expression in pamphlets. These, like early Christian or early Quaker tracts, present a variety of points of view, but they all derive in some way from the fundamental Pendle Hill idea. Social Worker and former student in anthropology and religion, Richard Taylor has taught at the Martin Luther King School of Social Change at Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester, PA. He was Executive Director of the Fair Housing Council of Delaware Valley, a Research Associate at North City Congress (a predominantly black community organization in North Philadelphia) and a member of the national staff of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Taylor asks that Quakers confront their complicity in a racist society, and encourages them to become a force for change. Taylor is also the author of Nuclear Holocaust & Christian Hope: A Book for Christian Peacemakers, Economics and the Gospel, and Blockade: A Guide To Nonviolent Intervention. Scarce in this Fine+ condition. . 1st Edition. Soft Cover. Fine+/No Dust Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.
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