Oneness: Making Music to Bridge Racial Divides @BahaiTeachingsOrg
Oneness: Making Music to Bridge Racial Divides  @BahaiTeachingsOrg
Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Faith Holmes recalls how in 1999, she teamed up with two Baha’i friends, music industry veteran Dennis Stafford, and Grammy award-winning producer and musician K.C. Porter. Together they founded Oneness, a nonprofit organization whose mission was “to eliminate racism and promote the oneness of humanity through music, the arts, and education.”

Watch as Faith reflects on the outcomes of the record that Oneness produced and shares what the experience taught her about her community’s awareness of oppression.

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Oneness: Making Music to Bridge Racial Divides

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