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14 July 2019/ Baha'i Community Building

Teaching math and spiritual empowerment

Teaching math and spiritual empowerment
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Antonio Smith

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Race and the twofold moral purpose
Baha'i Community Building

Race and the twofold moral purpose

I didn’t feel racism growing up in Memphis. But at university I learnt why – the racism in Memphis is invisible racism.

  • Antonio Smith
    Antonio Smith
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Becoming a Baha’i, 10% at a time
Baha'i Community

Becoming a Baha’i, 10% at a time

At the end of my first year of university, I saw that I was doing more Baha’i things than other things and I was okay with that.

  • Antonio Smith
    Antonio Smith
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