Beauty of diversity

Prej­u­dices and at­ti­tudes af­fect our per­cep­tion about par­tic­u­lar sub­ject or a per­son. At­ti­tude and prej­u­dice have quite sim­i­lar mean­ings. Both are a kind of as­sump­tions that are made with­out thor­ough knowl­edge of the mat­ter. At­ti­tudes are ways in which one acts or be­haves to­wards the sur­round­ing world. There­fore it is good to stop and ex­am­ine your own prej­u­dice thoughts be­fore mak­ing gen­er­al­ized as­sump­tions.

We are all different and equally valuable

We face ev­ery day dif­fer­ent peo­ple and we are also ’dif­fer­ent’ in some­one else’s view. Di­ver­sity is usu­ally de­fined as be­ing dif­fer­ent or not the same. It is clear that we can not be all the same. In fact, each of us is dif­fer­ent and unique, and that is a source of wealth. It is im­por­tant to ac­cept that there a wide range peo­ple and all are equally valu­able. Ac­cep­tance of di­ver­sity also in­creases the sense of com­mu­nity. Ev­ery­one should have a pos­si­bil­ity to live their own lives, make their own choices and lis­ten to the voice of their senses and hearts. Un­der­stand­ing oth­ers, though, does not mean that bul­ly­ing should be ac­cepted.