Is Racism a Thing of the Past? A Baha'i Look at a Persistent Evil
The Bahá’í Faith, a global religion founded in the 19th century, espouses the principle of the oneness of humanity. Central …
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The New Jim Crow: A Baha'i View of the Prison Industrial Complex
The sociopolitical landscape of the United States has been significantly influenced by the emergence of what has been termed “The …
Even Kids Are Infected – Dealing with Racial Bias Early
Racial bias is an insidious ailment that transcends mere prejudicial attitudes, oftentimes infiltrating the psyche even at an …
Reframing Religion – The Bahá’í Perspective
The Bahá’í perspective on reframing religion offers an enlightening discourse, one that seeks to transcend the dichotomies …
Healing or Hurting: A Post-War Reflection
In the aftermath of conflict, the specter of trauma looms large. The Bahá’í teachings, imbued with an ethos of healing, …
A Revered Symbol of Women's Emancipation
The topic of women’s emancipation occupies a significant place in contemporary discourses surrounding social justice, …
Normalizing Girls and Their Bodies in Every Culture
Across diverse cultures and epochs, the perception of girlhood and the bodies that encapsulate this precious stage of life have …
Do Movies Romanticize Domestic Violence – and How Do We Respond?
The Baha’i teachings offer profound insights into the complexities of human relationships, particularly concerning critical …
Despite the Times We Are a Movement of Hope
The Bahá’í Faith, a religion founded in the 19th century by Bahá’u’lláh, is distinguished by its emphasis on …
America’s Spiritual Destiny – Words from Bahá’u’lláh
In the realm of religious discourse, the Bahá’í Faith offers profound insights into humanity’s spiritual evolution, …