Theology done from Black and Asian perspectives in a British context is one of the most important new developments within the landscape of theology in the UK. The development of theology from the margins in postcolonial Britain finds its voice in a newer generation of scholars who will bravely engage with the narrative of Black God-talk that has been created thus far. This book marks an important watershed in the development of Black theology in Britain. It brings together a wide range of emerging and established scholars, thereby indicating the diversity and breadth within this new and exciting discipline.