Quotes About Diversity

To each his own.

To each his own. (Suum Cuique)

She needed a world without so many standards and restrictions and expectations–one more friendly to a girl who thought differently from other people.

There needed to be places like this - places to read and write and study and argue and debate with all different kinds of people and not to have to look over your shoulder all the time. Places where the desire for knowledge overwhelmed boundaries and differences.

We're all dangerous in our own way, I guess.

in the outer city, the northern accents clamoring around

The northern soldiers are just men," Hal told the men in his command. "And women," he amended. "When you cut them, they bleed, just like us.

Itulah sebabnya mengapa persoalan-persoalan Asia harus diselesaikan dengan cara Asia.

Semboyan negeri kami adalah Bhinneka Tunggal Ika, berbeda-beda tetapi satu.

Nasionalisme tidak dapat hidup subur, kalau tidak hidup dalan taman sarinya Internasionalisme.

Kita tidak akan menjadi negara untuk satu orang atau satu golongan tetapi semua buat satu, satu buat semua, semua buat satu.

Aku akan memuji setiap hal yang baik, tak pandang ia datangnya sebagai seorang Komunis, Islam atau seorang Hopi Indian.

Perbedaan warna kulit yang anda anut membangkitkan perasaan jijik orang Asia! Sampai-sampai ke dalam film anda memperlihatkan kerendahan dari bansa kulit berwarna!

Many ideas and habits we thought we had because we were good or bad, smart or dumb, crazy or sane—or because our parents were—are simply the result of subtle distinctions between brains. If my brain works differently from your brain, then some things that are easy for me may be hard for you and vice versa without either of us being stupid, lazy, or crazy.

[C]elebrate the exquisite beauty of every woman.

I am working for the time when unqualified blacks, browns, and women join the unqualified men in running our government.

I believe that people who are devoutly religious, within any specific religion, have no true respect for the ultimate vastness that is God.

sharp nose and thick dark hair that spills over her shoulders. I've always admired her looks. I'm so pale and uninteresting in comparison,

Call me the stereotype, then, but what you don't know is that there's more to me than meets the eye. I can be reasonable-girl. I can be reliable-girl. I can be contented-girl, even. I refuse to fit into any set category, so don't even try to stick a label on me because it'll never fully describe who I am. You

Corporate governance is a huge issue too. We don't have women on these corporate boards. More than half of the students in law school are women, more than half of the women, I think, in medical school now are women.

People are the world's strangest creature.

not-so-grand metropolis of Portland.

To think is to differ.

The generations of lives, experiences, and voices of marginalized and silenced Americans offer an array of diverse interpretations of U.S. history that have largely gone unheard, unacknowledged, and unrewarded. Without their perspectives, we are presented with an incomplete and incongruent story that is at best a disservice to the historical record and at worst a means of maintaining an unjust status quo.