Books by Clarence (CUNY) Taylor

The black church has always played a vital role in urban US settings. This study examines the impact of the church on blacks and the church's efforts to meet the arduous demands and sacrifices of urban life. It explores the ministers' role of leadership in African-American communities.

Examines the struggle for school integration in New York City. The text focuses on integrationist and Presbyterian pastor Milton Galamison whose militant approach to the struggle deeply divided the city. It explores Galamison's early years and the political and social context of his thinking.