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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1. The Tradition of Buddhism: Lineages, Culture, Race, and Liberation -- 2. From the Plantation to the Prison: The Causes and Conditions of Intergenerational Trauma -- 3. Honoring Ancestors in Black Buddhist Practice: Rituals of Devotion and Resilience -- 4. Turning toward External Conditions: Political and Psychological Freedom in the Black Radical Tradition -- 5. Turning toward Internal Suffering: Dharma for the Practice of Psychological and Spiritual Liberation -- 6. The Body as a Vehicle for Liberation: Gender and Sexuality in Black Buddhist Writings -- 7. Love and Liberation: Collective Care and Refuge in Black Buddhist Communities -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- Index -- About the Author |
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