Quotes About Inclusion

Respect the gender.

While we may all have different wattage in our light bulbs, we all bring light to our communities.

God has never made a person he didn't love. Everybody matters to him.

He wants to be included in every activity, every conversation, every problem, and even every thought.

Every human being was created by God, but not everyone is a child of God.

Accept each other just as Christ has accepted you; then God will be glorified.

There are more and more visibly weird and freaky people in the world these days, and it's high time we stop carrying forward the junior high school dynamic of excluding them all from our lives or worse . . . nailing them to some cross.

I remember one Fourth of July evening in Philadelphia, about a year after my surgery. I was walking home arm in arm with Lisa, my lover at the time, after the fireworks display. We were leaning in to one another, walking like lovers walk. Coming towards us was a family of five: mom, dad, and three teenage boys. Look it's a coupla faggots, said one of the boys. Nah, it's two girls, said another. That's enough outa you, bellowed the father, one of 'em's got to be a man. This is America!

It's kind of a strange church and I thought Winn-Dixie would fit right in.

No longer would the Post write such lines as one identified by Chal Roberts in his history of the paper: "Sam Jones, 24, Negro, was arrested for larceny yesterday." Overnight, he eliminated "freebies"—trips paid for by the government and free tickets for anything. Also, after just a few weeks on the job, he called in the police reporter, Al Lewis, to ask if he was having parking

The more people we exclude, the more people will want to join. That's what exclusive means.

The fundamental difference between a social network explanation and a non-network explanation of a process is the inclusion of concepts and information on relationships among units in a study.

We're alike, Jess would tell himself, me and Miss Edmunds . . . We don't belong at Lark Creek, Julia and me.

Everyone had a place. Everyone fit. Everyone belonged. Everyone but Anna Mae.

Extending hospitality to all, even to the most cloddish, truly is the basis of civilization. The fact that the most cloddish, having nothing better to do, always show up and spoil the party for everyone else probably spells civilization's ultimate doom.

Extending hospitality to all, even to the most cloddish, truly is the basis of civilization. The fact that the most cloddish, having nothing better to do, always show up and spoil the party for everyone else probably spells civilization's ultimate doom.

Life is for participating, not for spectating.

women enrich life.

to get in on both sides, and there's space for a

For some reason, we called it umbrella sex; if you fancied someone your own sex, you were an umbrella.

Leave us, you were always on the outside of our love.

I suppose they have a point though,' he said. 'I don't belong here. This is a meeting for lifted kids.

Firstly, we must widen our common literary world to include many more voices from beyond our comfort zones of the elite first-world cultures.

Because I don't want you coming against your will. That wouldn't be fair. I really want you to come, but if you said, Josie, I don't want to, then I'd say to Mom, okay, we can't have her, no way. But you do want to come, right?