Quotes About Inclusion

One was a full-blooded Negro, the other mixed, with pale skin, thick lips and crinkly hair.

True peace must be anchored in justice and an unwavering commitment to universal rights for all humans, regardless of ethnicity, religion, gender, national origin or any other identity attribute.

We shall be free only together, black and white. We shall survive only together, black and white. We can be human only together, black and white.

What a profound scientific discovery that blacks, Coloreds (usually people of mixed race), and Indians were in fact human beings, who had the same concerns and anxieties and aspirations. They wanted a decent home, a good job, a safe environment for their families, good schools for their children, and almost none wanted to drive the whites into the sea. They just wanted their place in the sun. Everywhere else elections are

Home is the place where they have to take you in

Home is where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in.

Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in

IN WHICH MRS. FIGG TAKES A HAND

I hope my daughter will be able to see shows starring Asian people that has nothing to do with an Asian story.

I feel more Asian than anything.

The Asian culture has to be a part of what we see on TV and in movies.

With 'To All the Boys,' it's not an Asian rom-com. We tried to tell the coming-of-age story of a 16-year-old girl who just happens to be Asian.

There was always a struggle with being Asian and not being Asian enough. It's going to be down to me to own my race.

I'm Asian. Anything Boba please.

When you're 1 out of 5 Asian people on TV, all the pressure is on you and you have to represent.

I'm short. I'm so Asian.

I didn't see myself in Jia Jhangke or Wong Kar-Wai films. Those are Asian filmmakers, and I very much am an American filmmaker.

There isn't a traditional background of Asian women playing sport, but that's changing.

There was never a point where I thought, 'I'm going to do something Asian American.'

I didn't think it was possible for Asians to be actors.

When I was growing up, anyone who wasn't white was black. It meant all of us. Though when I was at university, we started to be called Asians.

Sometimes, we want Asians in the media, but we don't want them to talk about being Asian. For me, that's interesting because I'm from Asia. If you want me to be on television but I can't be Asian, I'm not being true to myself.

I feel like there's this need that the Asian-American community has to feel like people. It's something that Asians in Asia do not understand about us.

I auditioned for 'Crazy Rich Asians' four times and it was very, very hard for me to not get it, because it was like, these 'Crazy Rich Asians' people were the cool kids and I was the one being left out.