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16 July 2019/ Racial Unity

Working for racial harmony

Working for racial harmony
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Wilma Ellis Kazemzadeh

Wilma Ellis Kazemzadeh

Read about Wilma Ellis Kazemzadeh. Watch the full story in 7 chapters.

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— Race Unity in America: an Oral History —

Racial Unity

  • Meeting Baha’is in action
  • Bridging communities of color through service
  • The intersection of race, class and young people
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Pushing forward as Baha’is
Baha'i Community Building

Pushing forward as Baha’is

When Emmett Till was killed, many Baha’is said it was too bad, but we did not have the experience to address it.

  • Wilma Ellis Kazemzadeh
    Wilma Ellis Kazemzadeh
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Civil Rights was just life
Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights was just life

When I was 14, I got all dressed up to see the national NAACP leader speak at the YWCA.

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    Wilma Ellis Kazemzadeh
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