Quotes About Inclusion

Follow few. Lead many. Walk with some. Embrace all.

If you don't fit into a box you can always try to fit into a circle.

In every city you go, you will come across men of different kinds and you are the one to choose where your to belong.

Moving forward with success is a greater accomplishment, when we bring others along with us.

There is no such thing as S CCESS without U in it!

Ultimately, we'll help the people we discriminate against if we try to understand more about them; genetics will lead to a world where there is a sympathy for the underdog.

There's nothing more debilitating about a disability than the way people treat you over it.

I think that there are some teachers that do a very good job of incorporating culture and history. And there are some teachers who could use a little more help in that area.

Good teachers join self and subject and students in the fabric of life.

When someone with the authority of a teacher describes the world and you're not in it, there's a moment of psychic disequilibrium, as if you looked into a mirror and saw nothing.

Some teachers just have a knack for working with autistic children. Other teachers do not have it.

A teacher who is only interested in great talents is like a man who only seeks the company of rich people.

Marlee [Matlin] is who she is and just happens to use an interpreter. I'm not a teacher. I'm not a helper. I'm just Jack, the interpreter guy.

The theory of the teacher with all these immigrant kids was that if you spoke English loudly enough they would eventually understand.

Conformidad y uniformidad, la urgencia por «pertenecer a» y el deseo de hacer que todos los demás «pertenezcan a», pueden constituir perfectamente las formas de fanatismo más ampliamente difundidas, aunque no las más peligrosas.

Do you know what a foreign accent is? It's a sign of bravery. Those are people who crossed an ocean to come to this country.

Humans are tribal. We need to belong to groups. We crave bonds and attachments, which is why we love clubs, teams, fraternities, family. Almost no one is a hermit. Even monks and friars belong to orders. But the tribal instinct is not just an instinct to belong. It is also an instinct to exclude.

In a crowd of Caucasians, two Chinese people are already like family.

I watched life and wanted to be a part of it but found it painfully difficult.

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America, it has been observed, is not really a melting pot. It is actually a huge potluck dinner, in which platters of roasted chicken beckon beside casseroles of pasta, mounds of tortillas, stew pots of gumbo, and skillets filled with pilafs of every imaginable color.

We cannot afford to lose the Negro. We have urgent need of all and more. Let us therefore turn our efforts to making the best of him.

As for diversity within the military itself, highly publicized instances of tokenism—female officers becoming fighter pilots or graduating from the army's Ranger School—divert attention from gaping inequities related to class.

Everyone, I guess, sees their position as the neutral one and everyone else's position as biassed. I wonder why 177 minutes of the Today programme is completely secular; you feel horribly excluded by 3 minutes of Thought for Today. I see a sinister anti-religious bias when David Attenborough goes through a whole series without ever once aying On the other hand maybe God made it all; you feel that 30 minutes of hymn singing on Sunday evening amounts to theocratic oppression.)