Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
“When I went off to private school, it was the first time that I heard the ‘n-word,’” says Atlanta-based Baha’i Faith Holmes, about her experience growing up in a majority-white community in south Florida. Because she asked her mother what the word meant, Faith says her mom decided to teach her a lesson about race in the United States: She took Faith to a Black Baptist church so she could learn what it felt like to be the minority.
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“When I went off to private school, it was the first time that I heard the ‘n-word,’” says Atlanta-based Baha’i Faith Holmes, about her experience growing up in a majority-white community in south Florida. Because she asked her mother what the word meant, Faith says her mom decided to teach her a lesson about race in the United States: She took Faith to a Black Baptist church so she could learn what it felt like to be the minority.
#RaceUnity #Bahai #RacialJustice
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