I learned environmental diversity means environmental health. Thereafter, I have studied economics. I have learned that diversity of buyers and sellers means a healthy and vibrant economy. During my 15 years at K-State, I have traveled to nearly 30 countries on six continents. I learned people around the world dress, speak, eat and believe in diverse patterns, but that basic human motivations are similar everywhere, i.e., love and protection of family, hope for children, appreciation of humor, and a desire for improved material and experiential living conditions.
Diversity is more interesting and healthier than uniformity.
Diversity among people is more interesting and helps each person build a healthier perspective about their place in the universe than cultural uniformity. If your response is selected for publication, you will receive a K-State lapel pin.