North American Religions Unit and Religion in Europe Unit

Religion and comparative racializations: For possible co-sponsored session with the North American Religions Unit and the Religion in Europe Unit, we seek proposals that not only consider the relationship of religion to race, racialization, and/or racism, but do so comparatively, especially across (though not limited to) North American and European contexts. We invite, too, comparative reflection on religion and the boundaries of politically/socially defined whiteness, on religion and white nationalism, and on religious responses to racial terror amid other forms of “domestic terror.”