Racial Unity Showing the way to survive Once you deal with people who are persecuted you never really stop.
Bahai Community Living the integrated life The Baha’i community in Nashville was a third black, a third white and a third Iranian. I thought I’d died and gone to heaven.
Bahais in Iran Born in Tehran, Born in North Carolina Farzaneh Guillebeaux: My father’s brothers hired someone to kill him when he became a Baha’i.
Interracial Relationships Dreaming of the future Farzaneh Guillebeaux: The news of our marriage was like a bomb in Tehran because it was just so rare.
Bahais in Iran From mobs in Iran to the Ku Klux Klan Hussein Ahdieh: Our dog was stoned outside our front door in Iran because we were Baha’is.
Bahais in Iran Coming to America Hussein Ahdieh: I always thought “aliens” came from another planet, I didn’t know it applied also to human beings.
Bahai Community Racism and constructive resilience African-Americans have always understood that it’s very hard to simply become racist in response to acts of hatred.
Bahai Community African-Americans and Iranian Baha'is are both treated unjustly Maya Mansour: Tahirih was the first woman to be incarcerated in Persia.
