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3 July 2019/ Racial Identity

Say it loud: I’m black and I’m proud

Say it loud: I’m black and I’m proud
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Barbara Talley

Barbara Talley

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— Race Unity in America: an Oral History —

Racial Identity

  • Growing up Chinese-American in Queens
  • The intersection of race, class and young people
  • A family’s legacy
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By any means necessary
Baha'i Faith

By any means necessary

Barbara Talley: I always had this question: why are there so many religions?

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From Harriet Tubman to the fields
Slavery in America

From Harriet Tubman to the fields

Barbara Talley: I experienced a lot of what slavery could have been like in my own childhood.

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