Diversity can encompass a lot of areas.
For the purposes of the Multicultural Leadership Scholarship, we are defining multiculturalism as the practice of acknowledging and respecting the various cultures, religions, races, ethnicities, attitudes and opinions. A group of people who share certain behaviors, beliefs, values, and usually a history. A biased decision based or a prejudice against an individual group characterized by race, class, sexual orientation, age, level of ability, etc. It commonly refers to difference between cultural groups, also is also used to describe differences within cultural groups. An emphasis on accepting and respecting cultural differences by recognizing tat no one culture is intrinsically superior to another underlies the current usage of the term.