Skip to content
Race Unity in America: an Oral History
  • Home
  • Explore
    • Voices
    • Themes
    • Full archive
  • About the Baha'is
  • About Us
24 June 2019/ Racial Identity

Debunking color-blindness

Debunking color-blindness
Your browser can't play this video.You can download it instead.
← How race and class intersectChapter 7 of 8 · Tavoria KellamPurifying character to uproot racism →
Tavoria Kellam

Tavoria Kellam

Read about Tavoria Kellam. Watch the full story in 8 chapters.

Read More
— Race Unity in America: an Oral History —

Racial Identity

  • Growing up Chinese-American in Queens
  • The intersection of race, class and young people
  • A family’s legacy
See all 61 chapters →
Purifying character to uproot racism
Baha'i Faith

Purifying character to uproot racism

Tavoria Kellam: I’m done with reading about the Central Park Five, or Tamir Rice, because I know already.

  • Tavoria Kellam
    Tavoria Kellam
1 min read
How race and class intersect
Segregation in America

How race and class intersect

Tavoria Kellam: Our Baha’i Center is in a neighborhood of a certain class, it doesn’t always attract people from uptown.

  • Tavoria Kellam
    Tavoria Kellam
1 min read
Race Unity in America: an Oral History
—
Debunking color-blindness
Share this
Race Unity in America: an Oral History © 2026
The Baha'i community & the struggle for race unity in the US from 1912 to now
Hosted in perpetuity, courtesy of Elberta Labs.