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This study employs Gramscian theory as an interpretive grid in examining the use of Christianity by European colonizers to facilitate their oppression of Africans on the continent and in diaspora. The work clarifies how the western powers utilized their religion in North America, Ghana, South Africa, and Kenya to justify their exploitation of Blacks and how many Africans, as Christian converts, assisted them to accomplish their imperialist goals. In addition, this research explains how other Blacks, in these same locations, interpreted their own religious tradition or revised western Christian

Africa -- Politics and government. --- Africa -- Religion. --- Europe -- Politics and government. --- Europe -- Religion. --- Gramsci, Antonio, 1891-1937. --- Religion and politics -- Africa. --- Religion and politics -- Case studies. --- Religion and politics -- Europe. --- Religion and politics --- Religion --- Philosophy & Religion --- Religion - General --- Political science --- Politics, Practical --- Politics and religion --- Religions --- Religious aspects --- Political aspects --- Gramsci, Antonio, --- Africa --- Europe --- Religion. --- Politics and government. --- Gramshi, Antonio --- Gramši, Antonije --- Gramshi, A. --- Gramši, Antonio --- Gkramsi, Antonio --- גרמשי, אנטוניו, --- Politics