True Crime and The Justice of God: Ethics, Media, and Forensic Science Religion_ Mission Studies at the Salesian Theological Institute

at the Salesian Theological Institute in Jerusalem

An award-winning author and speaker

caught in the tension between two traditions

Schroeder tells the story of Christian tradition as much as possible from a non-Eurocentric/non-Western perspective

True Crime and The Justice of God: Ethics, Media, and Forensic Science Religion_ Mission Studies at the Salesian Theological InstituteWhy do so many white women love true crime television shows? Vasko and Ferrara use this intriguing question to open up a world of pressing ethical and political concerns, from the backlog of rape test kits to white guilt, from super predators to himpathy. Modeling how to center the perspectives of survivors and the most marginalized, the authors call Christians to move from titillation to justice work. Vincent Lloyd, co editor, Anti Blackness and