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10 July 2019/ Baha'i Community

The liberation of meeting the Baha’is

The liberation of meeting the Baha’is
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Farzaneh & Jack Guillebeaux

Farzaneh & Jack Guillebeaux

Read about Farzaneh & Jack Guillebeaux. Watch the full story in 11 chapters.

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Unready to say yes – unwilling to say no
Interracial Relationships

Unready to say yes – unwilling to say no

Jack Guillebeaux: There was something special about her and I told one of my friends that I'm going to marry that one.

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Deciding it’s good to be black
Racial Identity

Deciding it’s good to be black

Jack Guillebeaux: I thought I would try out hating white folk. And that felt like a lot of work.

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The liberation of meeting the Baha’is
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