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12 July 2019/ Racial Unity

What people think black people do

What people think black people do
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Karen Streets Anderson

Karen Streets Anderson

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Trading in white privilege
Racial Discrimination

Trading in white privilege

The border official couldn’t believe my white fiancee and I were getting married. We had to show him the wedding dress.

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Finding hope in a hopeless time
Baha'i Community

Finding hope in a hopeless time

Growing up in a Baha’i family in the 1960s gave me hope – otherwise I wouldn’t believe there could be justice for people of color.

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    Karen Streets Anderson
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