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24 June 2019/ Baha'i Community

Finding the Baha’is through 1970s soft rock

Finding the Baha’is through 1970s soft rock
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Tavoria Kellam

Tavoria Kellam

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Black, white, Persian and everything else
Baha'i Community

Black, white, Persian and everything else

Tavoria Kellam: The Baha’i community was very diverse – it was miles ahead of anything I’d been exposed to.

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Growing up with change
Racial Identity

Growing up with change

Tavoria Kellam: I don’t identify in terms of race, but because this is America, I don’t have a choice.

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    Tavoria Kellam
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Finding the Baha’is through 1970s soft rock
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