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2 July 2019/ Baha'i Community Building

Sincere friendships and boots on the ground

Sincere friendships and boots on the ground
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The president of AT&T’s best friend was an African-American doctor – his heart broke when he heard how he was treated.

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A white woman complained to me about the African-American kids we’d invited to have free ice cream.

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