I have to communicate. It reminds me of the story about the politician who was going door to door during election time. There was a very mean looking dog in the yard. He ask the man if his dog bites. I thought you said your dog doesn't bite.
Communication is the key to understanding each other.
Think how it enriches our lives to learn about each other. Think also the strength that it brings to reaffirm one's own cultural, one's own understanding of family, self, tribe, neighborhood, community, state. These are strengths we need in some very difficult and challenging times. I know all that hard work counts, because there are examples of excellence everywhere. We are all family as we approach our challenges.