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22 June 2019/ Racial Discrimination

Hard times and harder questions

Hard times and harder questions
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Billy Roberts

Billy Roberts

Read about Billy Roberts. Watch the full story in 9 chapters.

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— Race Unity in America: an Oral History —

Racial Discrimination

  • Showing the way to survive
  • A society built for others
  • Teaching math and spiritual empowerment
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Mr Gregory’s legacy
Baha'i Faith History

Mr Gregory’s legacy

My grandmother was a mother of her church – and she was very happy for me to investigate the Baha’i faith.

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    Billy Roberts
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A loving community surrounded by danger
Racial Discrimination

A loving community surrounded by danger

Growing up in Boston, you didn’t go into Irish or Italian neighbourhoods. You’d be taking your life into your hands.

  • Billy Roberts
    Billy Roberts
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