Quotes About Inclusivity

Lots of times when you watch anime, the characters all have white skin - all the characters in fantasy stories all have white skin, which I never liked.

I'm not special, no more special than anybody else.

For the most part, I don't think I'm any different than anybody else.

My perspective is a white man's perspective and nothing else. I can't speak for anyone else or say something I'm not versed in.

I'm no different than anyone else.

Nobody is different from anyone else, no matter what the situation. We're all equal.

I'll speak to anybody, anytime, anyplace.

I want to appeal to everyone. Because I'm not saying I'm the best, but we the best.

I'm trying to write songs to appeal to everybody.

I found the idea of trying to create a show that everyone can enjoy really appealing.

I have always been trying to make music which appeals to global audience.

I have always thought that being a good American is appreciating the world, not just your own country.

I'm a pluralist. I've always argued that as many different films as possible should be made.

Inclusivity is extremely important in any art form.

Once you appreciate an art form, you're open to everything.

If anything can be art, then anyone can be an artist.

I like all my children, even the squat and ugly ones.

Marry," quoth Robin, laughing, and weighing the flask in his hands ere he drank, "methinks it is no more than seemly of you all to be glad to see me, seeing that I bring sight to the blind, speech to the dumb, hearing to the deaf, and such a lusty leg to a lame man. I drink to your happiness, brothers, as I may not drink to your health, seeing ye are already hale, wind and limb.

I've never thought of the third place just as a physical environment. For me, the third place has always been a feeling. An emotion. An aspiration that all people can come together and be uplifted as a result of a sense of belonging. This is the cornerstone of our business, yes, but "belonging" is also a basic human right, which should be afforded all members of a society.

Because not everyone can take charge of his or her destiny, those who do rise to positions of authority have a responsibility to those whose daily work keeps the enterprise running, not only to steer the correct course but to make sure no one is left behind.

No business can do well for its shareholders without first doing well by all the people its business touches.

For me, the idea of a "third place" is not just something that exists between four walls. It is a mind-set. A way to exist in the world. That's why I set out to build a profitable business that also expressed a core ethos: that people of all kinds can come together and uplift one another.

Christ reaches to all people everywhere in all time, space, heaven, and hell.

A man is a man, no more, no less. The awareness of this fact marks the supreme moment of human dignity.