Mothers of black sons

Racial Identity

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

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Bahai Community Building

Being the change

We saw that more of our African-American brothers and sisters engaged as we educated ourselves about race in America.

Karen Streets Anderson

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Bahai Community

Sue St. Clair

Sue St. Clair, born in 1947 in South Bend, Indiana, was raised under difficult conditions before moving to Chicago and becoming a Baha'i as an adult. She later trained as a nurse, lived in Liberia, and had four sons.

Race Unity in America

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Race Unity in America: an Oral History

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Mothers of black sons