This book is a gift for this time in history, an essential read for people who want to build communities to counter white racism and nurture expansive, generative interdependence. The analysis of harms done is rigorous and compelling, and the depiction of paths forward for genuine reparations and systemic justice are original, evocative, and catalytic.

Sharon D. Welch, Author of After the Protests Are Heard: Enacting Civic Engagement and Social Transformation (2019).

As an incredibly rare work in its honesty, transparency, and depth, Christopher M. Driscoll's White Devils, Black Godsis an excellent contribution to the emerging nexus in scholarship on religio-racial identity, gender politics, and hip hop music and culture.

Juan M. Floyd-Thomas, Associate Professor of African American Religious History, Vanderbilt University, USA