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12 July 2019/ Racial Identity

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Karen Streets Anderson

Karen Streets Anderson

Read about Karen Streets Anderson. Watch the full story in 10 chapters.

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— Race Unity in America: an Oral History —

Racial Identity

  • Growing up Chinese-American in Queens
  • The intersection of race, class and young people
  • A family’s legacy
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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.

  • Karen Streets Anderson
    Karen Streets Anderson
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A choice for the ages
Baha'i Community

A choice for the ages

My grandparents could have passed for white – but they were proud of being African-Americans and were active in Civil Rights.

  • Karen Streets Anderson
    Karen Streets Anderson
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