How the Baha’i Faith Inspires Hope for Racial Justice @BahaiTeachingsOrg
How the Baha’i Faith Inspires Hope for Racial Justice  @BahaiTeachingsOrg
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
As a Baha’i, Makeena understands that racism — and the failure to recognize the oneness of humanity — is a spiritual illness. In this interview for the Race Unity Project, she explains that our “culture is fueled by” this ignorance and negligence of the spiritual reality that “we are one” and “interconnected.”

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