Religious historian Jennifer Graber discusses her examination of Protestant prison reformers, in which she upsets common assumptions about evangelicals, and our images of kind-hearted Quakers and bloodthirsty Calvinists.
Jennifer Graber
Jennifer Graber is a scholar specializing in the history of religions in America. She writes books and articles about religion and violence in American prisons and on the American frontier. She also teaches and lectures about Native American religions, Catholicism, and social reform at the College of Wooster.
