Religion of a Different Color: A Test Bank for Exam Prep

A Comprehensive Test Bank for Mormonism Exam Prep

Mormonism is a unique homegrown religion in the United States, emerging from the early nineteenth-century religious fervor. However, its members have struggled for status and recognition.

Race and Whiteness in Mormonism

W. Paul Reeve explores how nineteenth-century Protestant white America made outsiders of the Mormon community, focusing on the racialization of Mormons as non-white. He analyzes period discussions of Native American, African American, Oriental, Turk/Islam, and European immigrant races.

Physical Characteristics and Racialized Debates

The book examines how Mormon male, female, and child bodies were characterized in these racialized debates, highlighting the tension between Mormon aspirations toward whiteness and the efforts of outsiders to deny their whiteness.

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