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18 July 2019/ Baha'i Community

Meeting Baha’is in action

Meeting Baha’is in action
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Bridging communities of color through service
Baha'i Community Building

Bridging communities of color through service

First Nations Baha’is offered community-building activities to their friends and neighbors – even the prayers were in Navajo.

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Growing up Chinese-American in Queens
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Growing up Chinese-American in Queens

We lived in a home with several generations under one roof – but outside everyone was from different backgrounds.

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