Delores S. Williams

Delores S. Williams is an influential African American theologian and author known for her work in womanist theology, which focuses on the experiences and struggles of Black women within the context of spirituality and social justice. Her most notable book, "Sisters in the Wilderness," explores the biblical story of Hagar to highlight themes of oppression, resilience, and empowerment among Black women. Williams advocates for an understanding of theology that incorporates race, gender, and class, emphasizing the importance of social justice in religious discourse. Her work challenges traditional theological perspectives and promotes a more inclusive view of faith and community.