Be You or NOT (but be kind)
Embrace Inclusion and Celebrate Diversity
The concept of "skin is more than just color" sheds light on human diversity's intricate and multifaceted nature. Skin is not just a superficial trait; it is a canvas that signifies a complex interplay of cultural, historical, and genetic elements, each contributing to the rich tapestry of our identities. Our skin tells a story of our ancestry, heritage, and experiences. By recognizing the depth and complexity of this narrative, we can move beyond simplistic ideas of race and appreciate the unique qualities that make us who we are. This perspective encourages inclusivity, breaks down stereotypes, and fosters a more profound understanding of the factors that shape our interconnected and diverse world. By celebrating the richness and diversity of our fellow humans, we can create a more equitable and empathetic society.
Mission Statement
Skin color is more than just a physical trait. It's a complex part of human diversity shaped by culture, history, and genetics. Each person's skin tells a unique story about their ancestry and experiences. We want to celebrate this diversity and help people understand how our differences contribute to a richer and more lyrical world. By recognizing this, we can move beyond simplistic ideas of race and create a more inclusive and fair society. Our mission is to break down stereotypes and celebrate the richness of humanity.
Did You Know?
Science gained authority in society during the 17th century. During this time, people looked to scientists to provide explanations. From the 14th to the 18th century, there was a renewed interest in ancient Greek culture, leading to a new appreciation. In the 18th century, Natural History emerged as a new field of study, focusing on race and the study of skulls and faces. Unfortunately, during the Enlightenment Era in the 19th century, some philosophers published racist ideas, believing that science and scientists had the ultimate authority.