What Can White People Actually Do About Racism?
The complex interplay of race within society remains a prevalent subject that transcends mere dialogue, demanding actionable …
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W.E.B. and Nina Du Bois: Lovers of Baha'i Principles
The teachings of the Bahá’í Faith resonate with the principles promoted by W.E.B. Du Bois and his wife, Nina Du Bois, a …
Common Ground: Science and Morality
In the discourse concerning the interplay between scientific inquiry and moral philosophy, a pressing question emerges: can …
The Execution of 10 Baha'i Women: What It Means for Equality
The narrative of the Bahá’í faith, steeped in principles of justice, equality, and unity, is punctuated by both triumphs and …
Where Do Laws Come From? A Baha'i's Answer
Throughout human history, the quest for the origin of laws has captivated philosophers, theologians, and scholars alike. Indeed, …
Writing with Justice and Tact: A Baha'i's Guide
Writing with justice and tact is a fundamental principle within the Bahá’í teachings that exemplifies the importance of …
The Stunning Decline of Violence
The exploration of violence throughout history reveals a paradox: while humanity has often been characterized by its propensity …
The Great Educators: Manifestations of God
The Bahá’í Faith presents a profound and multi-dimensional understanding of education, particularly through the lens of its …
Why We Should All Observe UN Human Rights Day
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations in 1948, represents a monumental assertion of the …
Breaking Barriers: Tahirih and the Freedom of Women
The intersection of spirituality and social justice is profoundly elucidated through the life and works of Tahirih, a preeminent …