Race Unity Day, also known as Race Amity Day, is observed every second Sunday of June and aims to combat racism by promoting racial harmony and understanding. Initiated by the Bahá'í National Spiritual Assembly, the day encourages individuals and communities to engage in dialogue, support anti-racism initiatives, and celebrate diversity. Although organized by the Bahá'í community, it is not a religious event or holy day, but rather an appeal to society to embrace racial diversity. The observance highlights the detrimental effects of racism on peace and well-being, affecting millions globally. Activities typically include discussions and events that foster awareness and understanding of racial issues.