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Pastor Eddie Anderson and Pomona College Emeritus Professor of Politics Dr. Lorn Foster discuss the history of the African-American church in Los Angeles. (Courtesy: PBS SoCal) The African American church in the United States has always been more than a church: It is an act of resistance, a place of music and a vehicle for social change. This was the crux of a panel hosted by Pomona College emeritus professor of politics Dr. Lorn Foster on Feb. 24.
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