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This week on America's Most Challenging Issue we interview, Bahia Overton, who demonstrates in both her professional life, and her community service, a profound dedication to the spiritual and material well-being of children.
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This week on America's Most Challenging Issue we interview, Bahia Overton, who demonstrates in both her professional life, and her community service, a profound dedication to the spiritual and material well-being of children.
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![Africa: Why a Group of Black Baha’is Went to the Ancestral Homeland
For “a person of African descent from this country, visiting the homelands of their ancestors [is] a very moving experience,” says Billy Roberts, a #Bahai living in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Billy shares how meaningful and powerful this experience was in an interview with “The Race Unity Project,” a video project that shares “the century-long story of the American Baha’i community and its efforts — as well as its tests and challenges — in promoting race unity.”
#RacismInAmerica #BlackVoices #BlackStories
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This video was produced by the RaceUnity project. Learn more at https://RaceUnity.us Africa: Why a Group of Black Baha’is Went to the Ancestral Homeland](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YoecN13GWm4/mqdefault.jpg)


