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20 June 2019/ Baha'i Community Building

A realization at Wounded Knee

A realization at Wounded Knee
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Slavery in America

Facing up to a legacy of entitlement

I was impressed when Baha'i friends from European backgrounds weren’t afraid to acknowledge their own slave-owner ancestors.

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