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20 June 2019/ Baha'i Community

Finding a husband and a new religion

Finding a husband and a new religion
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Larry and Lurenza McGhee

Larry and Lurenza McGhee

Read about Larry and Lurenza McGhee. Watch the full story in 8 chapters.

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Home and school – two different worlds
Racial Identity

Home and school – two different worlds

I lived in an African-American community and went to a white school – you lose your sense of identity.

  • Larry and Lurenza McGhee
    Larry and Lurenza McGhee
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Learning then sharing the good news
Racial Unity

Learning then sharing the good news

Black people were the most downtrodden in the world – I was all for anything that encouraged us.

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    Larry and Lurenza McGhee
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Finding a husband and a new religion
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