Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
An invitation to a Thanksgiving get-together in the 1980s brought Carol Mansour more than a tasty turkey dinner. “I was struck by the fact that there were people of a variety of races there,” Carol, a Baha’i living in Nashville, Tennessee, says in this short clip from “The Race Unity Project.”
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An invitation to a Thanksgiving get-together in the 1980s brought Carol Mansour more than a tasty turkey dinner. “I was struck by the fact that there were people of a variety of races there,” Carol, a Baha’i living in Nashville, Tennessee, says in this short clip from “The Race Unity Project.”
#Bahai #RaceUnity #SocialJustice
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This video was produced by the RaceUnity project. Learn more at RaceUnity.us










