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26 June 2019/ Baha'i Community

A devotional culture

A devotional culture
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Makeena Rivers

Makeena Rivers

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— Race Unity in America: an Oral History —

Baha'i Community

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Incarceration, race & class as a career
Racial Discrimination

Incarceration, race & class as a career

Labelling young people as irredeemable doesn’t help them to come out of prison and to contribute to society.

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Standing up for the wellbeing of all
Baha'i Community

Standing up for the wellbeing of all

Baha’is are supposed to be champions of justice – to stand up for humanitarian issues.

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    Makeena Rivers
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