Don’t Judge a Religion by Its Name
In the tapestry of global religions, each faith possesses a unique name that often evokes a myriad of preconceptions and …
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Society & Justice
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Racism Football and Universities: A Baha'i Reflection
Racism remains an insidious problem that pervades multiple societal domains, including sports such as football, and academic …
Navigating Controversial Conversations as a Black Woman
Engaging in controversial conversations is a skill that requires not only conviction but also a profound understanding of the …
The Divine Educators: How the Prophets Educate Humanity
The Bahá’í Faith posits a unique perspective on spirituality and the role of divine educators, often referred to as Prophets …
Beyond Training: A Baha'i Approach to Racial Bias
In a world where social injustices persist, the examination of racial bias is increasingly prevalent. Yet, one may ponder, how do …
The Internal Mechanism of Justice
The concept of justice is often visualized through a multifaceted prism, reflecting not simply the dichotomy of right and wrong, …
Real Power Real Peace: A United Nations with Teeth
In an epoch characterized by geopolitical tumult and existential predicaments, the Bahá’í teachings present a compelling …
Bahá’u’lláh and His Teachings – An Overview
Bahá’u’lláh, the founder of the Bahá’í Faith, stands as a pivotal figure in modern religious thought. His teachings …
Boko Haram – Religious Unity and the Education of Girls
In an epoch marked by tumultuous upheaval, the existential plight of many is exacerbated by radical factions that espouse …
The New Paradigm: Eliminating Workplace Politics
The contemporary workplace is often embroiled in a complex web of interpersonal dynamics, laden with informal hierarchies and …