Let Justice Be Done Africa This juxtaposes the reflections of

This juxtaposes the reflections of both famous and lesser-known black women

specifically focusing on the contemplative’s death to “self” and the resurrection-like breakthrough that can result from the practice of contemplation

the challenge of a persecuted church

and culture at Union Theological Seminary in New York City and professor emeritus at Xavier University

This book reflects some of the best of his spiritual writings from 1941 until his death in 2005

Let Justice Be Done Africa This juxtaposes the reflections of"Let Justice Be Done displays vital writings of those who had the integrity to resist slavery in the United States. I highly recommend Walters' accessible work in learning from history so as not to repeat human tragedies over and over." Rev. Michael Battle, Director, Desmond Tutu Center, General Theological Seminary"An indispensable collection from a 'cloud of witnesses' who inspire and guide us in the struggle for liberation." Alex Mikulich, co