The Bahá’í Faith and African American History
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| The Bahá’í Faith and African American History (2019) edited by Loni Bramson Creating Racial and Religious Diversity |
Contents[edit]
List of Figures
Introduction, Loni Bramson
- 1 The Bahá’í “Pupil of the Eye” Metaphor: Promoting Ideal Race Relations in Jim Crow America
- Christopher Buck
- 2 “The Most Vital and Challenging Issue”: The Bahá’í Faith’s Efforts to Improve Race Relations, 1922-1936
- Loni Bramson
- 3 Alain Locke on Race, Religion, and the Bahá’í Faith
- Christopher Buck
- 4 The Most Challenging Issue Revisited: African American Bahá’í Women and the Advancement of Race and Gender Equality, 1899-1943
- Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis
- 5 Hand in Hand: Race, Identity, and Community Development among South Carolina’s Bahá’ís, 1973-1979
- Louis Venters
- 6 Race Unity Efforts among American Bahá’ís: Institutionalized Tools and Empirical Evidence
- Mike McMullen
- 7 Race, Place, and Clusters: Current Vision and Possible Strategies
- June Manning Thomas
- Multiple Authors of the Chapters in This Book
