The Diversity Of Society : Does Society Unites The Society

“Ethnic Diversity adds richness to a society.”-Gary Locke. Diversity is essential to our national identity, and diversity does create unity. Diversity today and in the past have always been a huge affect and part of society. Different races, sexes, and religious beliefs for some reason affect many people. Diversity creates unity, and it helps one another grow stronger. The picture of the different races holding the American flag (Source 1), showed that all religions, sexes, give honor to America

In discussions of diversity and equality, one controversial issue has been the debate of whether or not America cherishes our diversity. On one hand, some say they are unsure about the topic. On the other hand, some people oppose that America does not cherish our diversity. My own view is that America does cherish our diversity, however it’s not a very obvious view for various reasons. Mainly because of how far we’ve come with time, but how over-generalizations has caused us to believe that we don’t

Upon leaving a house in the morning, an individual experiences diversity in each aspects of their life, from their work involvements to their neighborhood associates. We live in a diverse nation, with each individual governed by their personal values and beliefs, while endeavoring to spread synchrony and unity. When it comes to understanding families, society should both emphasize the similarities that exist across ethnoracial and religious groups, and emphasize the differences that give these groups

possible is their readiness to unite for a common cause no matter the obstacles.

multiculturalism with the concept of cultural diversity. The preservation of different cultures or cultural identities within any unified society, as

aid in individuality and self acknowledgement. Values also play a part in conflict when people with opposing values meet. I believe simplicity, diversity, and health are the three values I hold high in my life. When living life with simplicity you began to realize what is most important, which is why simplicity is so important to me. Simplicity does not mean take away materialistic possessions, yet this is a part of it. It means understand the essentials in your life and coming to terms with

grew to know diversity very well. In my younger years, I thought very little of it, but in my older years as a high schooler, I’ve grown to be proud of it. While some people believe that diversity is now encouraged more than uniformity, it can be argued that they work hand-in-hand because diversity can create uniformity and this can even create individuality. When a society is uniform, they are equal, stable, united, and relatable to each other. That being said, how exactly is diversity being encouraged

future in society.     Cultural identity affect things on a personal level with its ability to shape someone's views on aspects of life. However,  it also affects things on a societal level affecting the way how societies across the globe function. Cultural identity is what causes shifts in society, ranging from political power, demographics of races, and even prominent religions populations, are all outcomes of cultural identity and its affect of bringing these things into a society at large. A

aspect in society to date with a diverse array of religions known to be practised in Australia, creating opportunities to embrace individuality though also sparking social divisions. French sociologist, Emile Durkheim described religion as “a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things, that is to say, things set apart and forbidden -- beliefs and practices which unite into one single moral community”(Jones, 2011). So how does religion influence Australian society? With a vast

knowledge lost” (2017, p. 1). This problem is only growing more pervasive as fewer languages are being spoken around the world. How can society preserve lingual diversity and how would this affect society’s idea of cultural unity? Although this would eliminate the idea of a perfect universal language everyone can understand, society should preserve lingual diversity by prioritizing the preservation of smaller languages, limiting the spread of dominant languages, and providing resources for all languages