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18 June 2019/ Racial Identity

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June and Richard Thomas

June and Richard Thomas

Read about June and Richard Thomas. Watch the full story in 14 chapters.

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Racial Identity

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Black is beautiful
Racial Identity

Black is beautiful

There was a deeply entrenched self-hate among dark-skinned African-Americans – it dated back to slavery.

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    June and Richard Thomas
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Growing up as a Civil Rights warrior
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Growing up as a Civil Rights warrior

The Baha’i community taught racial unity and they also lived it – which was the goal of the Civil Rights movement.

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    June and Richard Thomas
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