Attorney for Racial Justice Book cover type:Paperback these portraits focus on everyday

these portraits focus on everyday individuals whose quest for spiritual truth led them to embrace the Bahá’í Faith and pass that conviction to future generations

this book is a perfect way for children and adults to pause

It is addressed to the sincere followers of these Faiths and to other fair-minded people seeking a united way forward – a way which corresponds with the urgent worldwide need for unity and wholeness

she flounders until she meets Hooman

meeting the challenges of life with a sense of humour

Attorney for Racial Justice Book cover type:Paperback these portraits focus on everydayElsie Austin was the first African American woman to graduate from the University of Cincinnati School of Law in 1930. She declared her belief in Bahaullah in 1934 and went on to become the first African American woman to serve as assistant attorney general for the state of Ohio. For a decade afterward, she was a foreign service diplomat for the US Information Agency and worked tirelessly on cultural and educational projects in several African