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26 June 2019/ Racial Unity

Just undo it

Just undo it
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Jan Mauras

Jan Mauras

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A new Harlem generation
Baha'i Community

A new Harlem generation

I was horrified that so many Baha’is in Harlem were white – but then I saw they were reaching out to their neighborhoods of color.

  • Jan Mauras
    Jan Mauras
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Putting African-Americans in the center
Racial Identity

Putting African-Americans in the center

We had a race unity workshop where white people surrounded African-Americans and listened to their truth.

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    Jan Mauras
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