Part One determines why sexuality has become a "taboo" issue for
the Black church and community. Douglas examines the function of
sexuality in White culture and the denigration and exploitation of
Black sexuality through a discussion of White cultural myths,
stereotypes, laws and customs concerning Black women and men. Part
Two studies how Blacks have responded to sexual myths and
stereotypes by retreating into silence on the subject of sexuality.
In this section, Douglas discusses the function and role of
sexuality in the Black church and community,
homophobia/heterosexuality and how Black sexuality is portrayed in
Black fictional literature. Finally, she explores the importance of
sexuality and sexual discourse to the Christian theological mandate
and to Black churches.
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