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10 July 2019/ Baha'i Community

The challenge of learning unity in diversity

The challenge of learning unity in diversity
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Changing hearts through grocery shopping
Interracial Relationships

Changing hearts through grocery shopping

Farzaneh Guillebeaux: We were looking for somewhere to live and I told landlords, I’m white, my husband is African-American, is that a problem? They would bang down the phone.

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