(Coinciding with Trump’s first 100 days in Office — a period of time historically used as a benchmark to measure the potential of a new president — PRA will share readings, videos, and tools for organizing to inform our collective resistance based on principles for engaging the regime, defending human rights, and preventing A form of top-down political system that concentrates state power in the hands of a single leader and/or group of close allies. Learn more . Daily readings will be posted on our Facebook and Twitter accounts and archived HERE.)
Week 14: Exportation of U.S. Culture Wars
From politicians to preachers, the work of the U.S. Right has far-reaching consequences. These readings will examine the role of the U.S. A movement that emerged in the 1970s encompassing a wide swath of conservative Catholicism and Protestant evangelicalism. Learn more in the exportation of American culture wars. We begin with Rev. Dr. Kapya Kaoma’s groundbreaking 2009 report, which documents how U.S. conservative evangelicals are promoting an agenda in Africa that aims to criminalize LGBTQI people.
Featured resources
- Globalizing the Culture Wars: U.S. Conservatives, African Churches, and Homophobia by Kapya Kaoma
- Natural Deception: Conned By the World Congress of Families by Cole Parke
- East vs. West? Russia, Ukraine, and the Anti-Gay Wedge by Cole Parke
- International Backlash: The Religious Right at the UN by Peter Montgomery
- Franklin Graham: Falwell Prodigy, Putin Lover, and Trump Fan by Cole Parke
Multimedia
PRA’s Rev. Dr. Kapya Kaoma’s critical analysis of the U.S. Christian Right’s influence in Africa plays a central role in the award-winning documentary, “God Loves Uganda.”
Engage
American Culture Warriors in Africa: A Guide to the Exporters of Homophobia and Sexism is a popular-format guidebook designed to educate U.S. audiences and motivate all people of conscience to take action that interrupts the persecution of women and sexual minorities overseas.
