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The Black Church has been getting 'souls to the polls' for more than 60 years

  • Written by David D. Daniels III, Professor of Church History, McCormick Theological Seminary
The Black Church has been getting 'souls to the polls' for more than 60 yearsVolunteers outside the Christian Cultural Center in New York register new voters as part of the 'Souls to the Polls' initiative.AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews

At Black churches up and down the U.S., religious slogans have been supplanted with another message in the run up to Nov. 3: Vote!

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