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7 July 2019/ Racial Unity

A mother’s eyes on the prize

A mother’s eyes on the prize
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Louis Venters

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A brilliant stroke of parenting
Baha'i Community

A brilliant stroke of parenting

The Baha’is in my town collaborated on Martin Luther King Day, they put on a Black History Month program. They were impressive.

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Growing up at a golden moment
Segregation in America

Growing up at a golden moment

Desegregation of school districts was remarkably successfully – especially in the South.

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    Louis Venters
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