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21 June 2019/ Baha'i Community

American Baha’is & heavenly training

American Baha’is & heavenly training
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Robin Chandler

Robin Chandler

Read about Robin Chandler. Watch the full story in 7 chapters.

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The behaviors needed for change
Baha'i Community

The behaviors needed for change

The Baha’i writings defined “implicit bias” 70 years before Harvard came up with the idea.

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    Robin Chandler
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Pushing back against mediocrity and racism
Racial Discrimination

Pushing back against mediocrity and racism

A lot of artists had great careers because they slept with the right people – I had to decide what kind of person I wanted to be.

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    Robin Chandler
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