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12 July 2019/ Baha'i Community

Living the integrated life

Living the integrated life
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Karen Streets Anderson

Karen Streets Anderson

Read about Karen Streets Anderson. Watch the full story in 10 chapters.

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How Baha’i institutions can address race
Baha'i Community

How Baha’i institutions can address race

A high number of African-Americans get elected to our Local Spiritual Assembly – and the majority of voters are Iranians.

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    Karen Streets Anderson
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Moving to the South
Racism in America

Moving to the South

Living in Tallahassee was one of my most difficult experiences – I had never experienced racism in that way.

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    Karen Streets Anderson
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