As many of our readers know, R3 has a book series with Lexington Books, a division of the Roman and Littlefield Press, titled simply, the Rhetoric, Race and Religion Book Series<\/a>. The series provides space for emerging, junior or senior scholars engaging in research that studies rhetoric from a race or religion perspective. This includes studies contributing to our understanding of how rhetoric helps shape race and\/or religion and how race and\/or religion shapes rhetoric. In this series, scholars seek to examine phenomenon from either a historical or contemporary perspective. Moreover, we are interested in how race and religion discourse function rhetorically. Since these subjects are interdisciplinary, this peer-reviewed book series invite proposals for and submissions of monographs and edited volumes from scholars across all academic disciplines.<\/p>\n Below is an interview by feature host Shar Jossell<\/a> of Dr. Roslyn Satchel<\/a> for the series Book Circle Online<\/a>. Dr. Satchel has the distinction of having the first book published in the R3 series titled, What Movies Teach Us About Race:Exceptionalism, Erasure and Entitlement.<\/a><\/p>\n