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“Color doesn't define character, culture doesn't define character, creed doesn't define character, only conduct does.”

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“Every corner of the world is brimming with jewels of sentiments, just open the doors of your mind that have been locked for ages and see. Don't you feel suffocated still? Let some breeze come in your mind my friend, and the world outside will have all the breeze it needs.”

Feelings Acceptance Diversity Emotions Discrimination Inequality Pearls Of Wisdom Sentiments Inclusion Cultures

Book:Aşkanjali: The Sufi Sermon

Source: Aşkanjali: The Sufi Sermon

“Close your eyes, breathe in love, fill your lungs with acceptance, then open your eyes, and you won't see cultures, countries or creeds, all you will see is one family.”

Love Acceptance Diversity Discrimination Inclusion Creeds Segregation Universal Acceptance World Is Family Sectarianism

Book:Aşkanjali: The Sufi Sermon

Source: Aşkanjali: The Sufi Sermon

“The absence of diversity in academia suggests that people who look like me do not belong; students and faculty are being socialized through the exclusion of a range of voices, experiences, and perspectives, and this further reduces their opportunity to interact with marginalized or underrepresented groups.”

Diversity Academia Perspectives Marginalization

Author:Delia D. Douglas

“The word visionary has become so overused to the point of irrelevance. We focus on a limited set of techno-celebrities when we need to build collaboration among people with unique life experience who offer diverse thinking for solving society’s big challenges. - Tom Golway”

Inspirational Society Diversity Visionaries

Author:Tom Golway

“Whenever you don't know someone and you overhear their problems they always sound so trivial.”

Truth Problems Real Talk Trivial

Author:Cat Agonis

“Tolerance is not creating characters to suit a particular audience. It’s about inclusion of characters representing our societies.”

Diversity Tolerance Discrimination Inclusion Stereotypes

Author:Gloria D. Gonsalves

“Celebrating Colors (A Sonnet) Come my friend, it's time to color the world, It's been vague and stale for eternity. You and I, we all have the colors in us, Why not use them to paint over all conformity. Let's color with our words, thoughts and action, So that not a single inch is left unrenovated. Let's paint with justice, equality and sanity, And make all offices of bigotry eliminated. There is no lack of colors in the world, Nor there is lack of determined conscience. Once you recognize the colors in your heart, The universe will rejoice in our united radiance. Colors are plenty for us to celebrate together, Hence we take a stand forging a humane future.”

Justice Acceptance Diversity Racism Harmony Equality Inclusion Sonnet Assimilation Universal Acceptance

Book:No Foreigner Only Family

Source: No Foreigner Only Family

“As the waiter led them among the tables, Nicolas saw that Madeline was by no means the only woman dressed as a man, or vise versa in the crowd.”

Diversity Lgbtq Representation

Book:The Death of the Necromancer

Source: The Death of the Necromancer

“We were just a hair's breadth from electing America's first female president to succeed America's first black president. We weren't done, but we were doing it. And then, true to form-like the Balrog's whip catching Gandalf by his little gray bootie, like the husband in a Lifetime movie hissing, 'If I can't have you, no one can'-white American voters shoved an incompetent, racist con man into the White House.”

America Women Feminism Trump Diversity Witches The Lord Of The Rings Gandalf

Book:The Witches Are Coming

Source: The Witches Are Coming

“We need to help students and parent cherish and preserve the ethnic and cultural diversity that nourishes and strengthens this community--and this nation.”

Culture Education Diversity Multiculturalism Multicultural Ethnic

Author:César Chávez