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14 July 2019/ Baha'i Faith

Winning a scholarship to Brown

Winning a scholarship to Brown
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Antonio Smith

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Becoming a Baha’i, 10% at a time

At the end of my first year of university, I saw that I was doing more Baha’i things than other things and I was okay with that.

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Racial Discrimination

A society built for others

The perceptions as that kids at my school wouldn’t amount to anything. But my peers had talents, abilities and intelligence that just weren’t being tapped by the system.

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