A groundbreaking study of the Black Jews of the Juda Tribe of Israel, exploring their history, culture, and religious practices in depth. Drawing on a wide range of sources, including interviews with members of the community, A.W. Cook and Robert W. Winston provide a rich and nuanced portrait of a little-known but fascinating group.

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