A Baha'i World View: Is There a Place for Monarchy?
The concept of monarchy has traversed through the annals of history, embodying varying roles and significances in different …
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Equal Human Rights for Iranian Bahá’ís – A Global Call
In the contemporary discourse of human rights, the plight of the Bahá’ís in Iran emerges as a poignant case reflecting …
Extreme Poverty and Hunger on the Decline – But Is It Enough?
Extreme poverty and hunger are two haunting specters that have cast a long shadow across the global landscape. Despite concerted …
The 1960s – A Spiritual Revolution and the Bahá’ís
In the annals of religious history, the 1960s stand as a vibrant tapestry woven with the threads of social upheaval, cultural …
The Real Cause of Human Progress
The Bahá’í Faith, a relatively young and global religion, offers profound insights into the nature of human progress. Central to …
Can Hatred Ever Have a Righteous Role?
Hatred, often perceived as a corrosive force in human relationships, is universally condemned across various philosophical and …
Dismantling the Ladder – Why Anti-Racism Must Reach Blue-Collar America
In the contemporary discourse surrounding racial justice, the concept of dismantling social hierarchies—both systemic and …
Robert S. Abbott: A Black Baha'i Journalist and Advocate
In the intricate mosaic of modern history, certain individuals emerge as pivotal figures who challenge societal norms through …
Men and Women: A Path to True Equality
The concept of gender equality is oftentimes metaphorically represented as a delicate balance between two complementary forces, …
First Feminist – Christine de Pisan’s Courage in a Patriarchal World
In a world inundated with patriarchal paradigms, the voice of Christine de Pisan emerges as a solitary lighthouse, guiding the …