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020			_a1-931847-04-5
040			_cNew Zealand National Baha'i Reference Library
245	1	0	_aMarriage Beyond Black and White : An Interracial Family Portrait
505			_aWhen Barbara Wilson Tinker and Carlyle Douglas met, fell in love, and wed in the early 1940s, interracial marriage was outlawed in twenty-seven states and was widely denigrated in the rest. Their union broke one of the strongest taboos in American society, and for the rest of their lives Barbara and Carlyle endured, challenged, triumphed over, and at times succumbed to the devastating effects of intolerance and racism directed toward them and their children. Marriage beyond Black and White: An Interracial Family Portrait tells the Douglas's remarkable story from two perspectives—that of a mother and that of her son—and shares the lessons of the heart that ultimately transformed their own bitterness into a loving respect for all.
650		0	_9150 _aMarriage _vBaha'i Faith
650		0	_91302 _aMarriage Enrichment _vBaha'i Faith
650		0	_aRace Unity _vBaha'i Faith _9450
650		0	_aIntercultural Marriage _vBaha'i Faith _91687
650		0	_9170 _aBiography _vBaha'i Faith
700			_aDavid Douglas _91685
700			_aBarbara Douglas _91686
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