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5 July 2019/ Interracial Relationships

The rewards of an inter-racial marriage

The rewards of an inter-racial marriage
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Bob James

Bob James

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— Race Unity in America: an Oral History —

Interracial Relationships

  • Giving God a deadline
  • A choice for the ages
  • South and North
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Offering an African-American spirit to the Baha'i faith
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Offering an African-American spirit to the Baha'i faith

We would sing for hours and then deepen ourselves on our responsibilities as Baha’is.

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"I don't have a racist bone in my body"
Racism in America

"I don't have a racist bone in my body"

If you don’t smoke but you go where everybody is smoking, that stench will be in your hair and your clothes and on your skin.

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    Bob James
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The rewards of an inter-racial marriage
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