But celebrating diversity, no. Celebrating diversity implies emphasizing and taking pride in our differences. If we start out with that approach, we've already discriminated. Let's celebrate the common bond that makes us all human. Let's celebrate our unity, not our diversity.
All people are people of color.
No one is transparent, we just come in different shades. Several articles gave statistics on racial backgrounds, but not one article mentioned multiracial or biracial. You did not mention the trend of mixed marriages. We need to get beyond racial classifications because they are blurring rapidly. It is we adults who teach them differently.