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Rev. Charles H. Roman is a retired minister with 45 years in the ministry. He attended West Virginia State College and Howard University. He has pastor churches in both South and North Carolina. He also pastor in Virginia, Washington DC and Pennsylvania. As president of the Statesville NC Branch of the NAACP, Spartanburg, SC Branch and serving as First Vice-president of the South Carolina Branches of the NAACP Rev Roman was a force in identifying, investigation, publicizing and mediating Civil Rights, injustices and inequities. He also led the fight in suing both the cities of Statesville, NC and Spartanburg, SC about changing their method in election and won. ... Read more

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This book describes the response of Christian Methodism to the need for churches, schools, and other institutions on the part of black Americans in their emergence from chattel slavery in 1865, the challenge of black migrations from the rural South to the urban North and West in the wake of the two world wars and the Great Depression; and the never ending struggle for Civil Rights amidst the persistent racesm of American society. But it also details the issues, internal problems, personality conflicts, and political rivalries with which the church was so often confronted. ... Read more