Children of the Waters of Meribah

Exploring the evolution of Black liberation theology, this work critically examines its responses to contemporary challenges faced by oppressed communities. Allan Boesak reflects on the lessons that may have been overlooked and engages with feminist and African feminist theologians to assess the theology's impact over the past twenty-five years. By addressing the need for deeper introspection and dialogue, Boesak seeks to enhance the effectiveness of Black liberation theology in supporting marginalized groups in Africa, the United States, and beyond.