Fig. 1. Sanctuary of Central United Methodist Church, Detroit. (Courtesy of J. Moody, Central United Methodist Church, Detroit.)

Fig. 2. President Ronald Reagan delivering his farewell address on January 11, 1989. (Courtesy of Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.)

Fig. 3. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaking at a Vietnam War protest in front of the United Nations. (Library of Congress.)

Fig. 4. Rev. Mike Morran delivering a sermon at First Unitarian Society of Denver. (Courtesy of FUSDEN.)

Fig. 5. Support for religious institutions being more active in pursuing social justice aims, by race. (2016 National Politics Study.)

Fig. 6. Rev. William Barber (center) speaking to media at a 2015 Moral Monday rally in Albany, New York. (Courtesy of North Carolina NAACP.)

Fig. 7. Support for clergy/church involvement in foreign policy, by race and survey.

Fig. 8. Support for religious leaders/congregations speaking out and/or politically advocating for racial justice.

Fig. 9. Support for religious organizations politically advocating with and for the poor.

Fig. 10. Support for clergy and/or religious leaders discussing immigration, by race and survey.

Fig. 11. Support for clergy and/or religious leaders becoming politically involved, by race and survey. (Note: * < .05, ** < .01; Whites and Hispanics are compared to Blacks.)

Fig. 12. Support for religious involvement in social movements, by race and survey.

Fig. 13. William F. Buckley (left) and Rev. William Sloane Coffin (right) debating on Firing Line. (Courtesy of Hoover Institution Archives.)

Fig. 14. Rev. Dr. George F. Regas speaking about the Iraq War at the University of California, Santa Barbara. (Courtesy of UCTV, 2007.)

Fig. 15. Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III delivering a sermon at Alfred Street Baptist Church, Alexandria, Virginia. (Courtesy of Alfred Street Baptist Church.)

Fig. 16. Rev. Francisco García delivering a sermon at All Saints Church, Pasadena, California. (Courtesy of All Saints Church, Pasadena.)

Fig. 17. Probability of hearing sermons about race, by race and survey.

Fig. 18. Probability of hearing sermons about poverty-related issues, by race and survey.

Fig. 19. Probability of hearing sermons about immigration, by race and survey.

Fig. 20. Probability of hearing sermons about war, by race and survey.