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Inclusion & Respect
INCLUSION & RESPECT
Peace begins with human rights. But the emphasis is on “begins,” for human rights are often recognized grudgingly.
INCLUSION & RESPECT
“Diversity is indeed a strength and not a threat… Everyone is our neighbor, no matter what race, creed or color.”
INCLUSION & RESPECT
Soon, money and support appeared. Volunteers stepped forward. The actions of a single, well-intentioned person became a movement.
INCLUSION & RESPECT
“One of the greatest gifts you can give someone is to make them feel they are being seen and are being heard.”
INCLUSION & RESPECT
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, like so many members of the AAPI community itself, had to wait far too long to be recognized. As a result America has had to wait—and suffer—too. But it’s never too late to make up for lost time.
INCLUSION & RESPECT
“These international marches are not just ‘feel good’ events. This does matter and this does have the ability to bring peace and dissolve bigotry by extending understanding.”
INCLUSION & RESPECT
She taught me to fight for what I believe in. And stand up for those who cannot stand up for themselves.
INCLUSION & RESPECT
I encourage others—through their own actions and those they teach their children—to do the same: rid the world of hate and bigotry.
INCLUSION & RESPECT
How could I let my friend get away with denigrating another religion and call myself a real Scientologist? We treat other religions the way we want our religion to be regarded and treated: with respect.
INCLUSION & RESPECT
When they do this, corporations are creating beachheads of tolerance and respect that then play out in the community at large.
