Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Kim Wu reflects on her experiences serving with the Navajo community and shares what she learned about honoring culture and tradition.
“Being a Baha'i, and adopting and seeing Baha'u'llah’s teachings for this age, doesn’t mean we erase the other beautiful aspects and traditions and spiritual beliefs of our past,” says Kim Wu, a Baha'i living in Los Angeles, California.
#RaceUnity #Navajo #Bahai
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Kim Wu reflects on her experiences serving with the Navajo community and shares what she learned about honoring culture and tradition.
“Being a Baha'i, and adopting and seeing Baha'u'llah’s teachings for this age, doesn’t mean we erase the other beautiful aspects and traditions and spiritual beliefs of our past,” says Kim Wu, a Baha'i living in Los Angeles, California.
#RaceUnity #Navajo #Bahai
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Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com/bahai_teachings
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This video was produced by the RaceUnity project. Learn more at RaceUnity.us










