Refugees Migration and the Citizens of One City
The Bahá’í teachings encompass profound principles that address pressing contemporary issues, including the plight of …
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Society & Justice
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A Universal Right: It's Time We Had Universal Education for All Children
In a world rife with contrast and contradiction, where the chasm between affluence and poverty stretches endlessly, there rests an …
Confronting Prejudice and Unfair Judgments with Love
Confronting prejudice and unfair judgments is an urgent and perennial challenge faced by individuals and communities alike. In a …
Early Black Civic Leaders Who Became Bahá’ís
The intersection of spiritual awakening and civic engagement has significantly shaped the fabric of African American history. …
Equality of Nations – Large and Small All Have a Voice
The principle of the equality of nations, irrespective of their size, has long been a cornerstone of Bahá’í teachings. This …
The Teacher as a Doctor: A Baha'i Guide to the Character of the Child
The evolving landscape of education necessitates a profound understanding of the character of the child. Within the framework of …
Educating Myself About Race – A Journey as an Immigrant
In recent years, the dialogue surrounding race, identity, and the immigrant experience has gained unprecedented prominence. This …
Is There Any Iranian Who Is Safe? The Plight of the Baha'is
In contemporary discourse surrounding human rights, the question arises: Is there any Iranian who is safe? This provocative …
Demanding a More United World
The concept of a unified world is not merely an ideal but a fundamental teaching of the Bahá’í Faith, which emphasizes the …
The Purpose of Justice: Unity Among People
The Bahá’í Faith, a religion that espouses the essential unity of humanity, places great emphasis on the concept of justice …