Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Eric Dozier discusses the Baha'i writings that refer to people of African descent as the "pupil of the eye" and how it has caused him to reflect on his role in this world.

Eric was born in Bakewell, TN, during the final stages of the Civil Rights Movement in 1969, and grew up as the son of two pastors and the grandson of a deacon. He was serving as a Baptist minister and music director at his church in Durham, North Carolina, when he became a Baha'i more than 25 years ago. Eric now works as a cultural activist, anti-racism educator and blues preacher in the United States and around the world.

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