"Jesus and the Disinherited" is a book written by theologian Howard Thurman in 1949. It explores the teachings of Jesus and how they relate to marginalized and oppressed communities. Thurman emphasizes the importance of love, nonviolence, and understanding in overcoming social injustices. In the book, Thurman argues that Jesus' message is particularly relevant for those who feel disenfranchised. He highlights themes of hope and resilience, encouraging readers to find strength in their faith. The work has been influential in both religious and social justice movements, inspiring many to advocate for equality and compassion.