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20 June 2019/ Slavery in America

Facing up to a legacy of entitlement

Facing up to a legacy of entitlement
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Nancy Wong

Nancy Wong

Read about Nancy Wong. Watch the full story in 5 chapters.

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— Race Unity in America: an Oral History —

Slavery in America

  • An ancestor’s escape from slavery
  • Hold on, just a little while longer
  • An act of God
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A realization at Wounded Knee
Baha'i Community Building

A realization at Wounded Knee

Race unity dances weren’t enough – I saw that we have to help communities deal with the problems they’re facing.

  • Nancy Wong
    Nancy Wong
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Unity in diversity
Baha'i Community

Unity in diversity

Nature understands it – there’s so much diversity just in plant life but it all works together.

  • Nancy Wong
    Nancy Wong
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Facing up to a legacy of entitlement
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