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22 June 2019/ Baha'i Community

Creating the Black Men’s Gathering

Creating the Black Men’s Gathering
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Billy Roberts

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Homelands of the ancestors
Racial Identity

Homelands of the ancestors

People of African descent were asked to be a source of encouragement to Baha’i communities in Africa – so we went.

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Racism and constructive resilience
Baha'i Community

Racism and constructive resilience

African-Americans have always understood that it’s very hard to simply become racist in response to acts of hatred.

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    Billy Roberts
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