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African women theologians:

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Circle members with Wikidata entries or VIAF numbers lacking or unclear as of 5-18-24

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Also see here for a working list of other Circle theologians.

Africana or African American Studies

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Buddhism

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Candomblé

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Haitian Vodou

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Historic and notable figures

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Islam

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African American/Womanist theologians or scholars

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African American/Womanist Pages needing info boxes

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Scholars:

  • Diana L. Hayes, Womanist Theologian in the Catholic Tradition, Emeritus Professor of Systematic Theology in the Department of Theology at Georgetown University
  • Marcia Y. Riggs, J. Erskine Love Professor of Christian Ethics, Columbia Theological Seminary
  • Chanequa Walker-Barnes,clinical psychologist, public theologian, and ecumenical minister whose work focuses upon healing the legacies of racial and gender oppression. A professor of practical theology at Mercer University
  • Traci C. West, scholar and professor, UMC minister and advocate for LGBTWAI+ inclusion