Dante Micheaux — Theologies for Korah

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Feb 2, 202600:18:28Arts

Dante Micheaux’s rich and rollicking poem “Theologies for Korah” is written on the occasion of an infant’s baptism, but it’s anything but baby talk or bland instruction. Religious figures, rites, and symbols are proffere...

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