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Jennifer Buck has produced a deeply important and relevant work that gives voice to communities that are continuously marginalized and excluded from theological discourse. In the process, Buck contextualizes herself openly and honestly while seeking to elevate the voices and experiences of Black women. This creative and powerful look at the intersectional and theological reality of 'Trap Queens' and their social location(s) is a relevant theological exploration that will be important for years to come. --Justin Marc Smith, Azusa Pacific University Jennifer Buck has produced a deeply important and relevant work that gives voice to communities that are continuously marginalized and excluded from theological discourse. In the process, Buck contextualizes herself openly and honestly while seeking to elevate the voices and experiences of Black women. This creative and powerful look at the intersectional and theological reality of 'Trap Queens' and their social location(s) is a relevant theological exploration that will be important for years to come. --Justin Marc Smith, Azusa Pacific University

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Jennifer M. Buck is an associate professor of practical theology at Azusa Pacific University. She holds a PhD in philosophy of religion and theology from Claremont Graduate University and an MDiv from Fuller Theological Seminary. She is the author of Reframing the House: Constructive Feminist Global Ecclesiology for the Western Evangelical Church (Pickwick, 2016) and of multiple forthcoming books: Distinct: Quaker Holiness in Everyday Life (2022) and a book on fashion and theology.

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