ability, acceptance, accuracy, action, activism, adjustment, admiration, advocacy, affect, affirmation, African American, altercation, analysis, ancestry, Apartheid, applause, artificial, assessment, assistance
backlash, behavior, bias, bigotry, biology, broadening
care, celebration, century, challenges, chances, change, character, citizen, civil, civil rights, coalesce, collaborate, collegial, communication, community, comprehension, consequence, conversation, conversion, cooperation, cultural, culture
debate, decade, decision, declaration, development, dialogue, difference, different, dignity, diligence, direction, discipline, discovery, disposition, diverse, diversity, duty
economics, education, effect, embrace, emigrant, encounter, enlighten, environment, equality, era, event, evolve, exchange, expectations, experiences, explosive
facts, faith, family, fate, fear, freedom, freedom fighter, future
gene, genius, geography, gift, gravity
handicaps, harmful, hatred, heterogeneous, historical, homogeneous
icon, identification, ideology, immediacy, immigration, impact, inclusion, indigenous, injurious, intelligent, interchangeable, investigate, involvement
jeer, jest, join, joy, judgment, juggle
keen, kindness, kinds, kinship, knowledge
leader, learning, legality, legalize, lifestyle, literacy
majority, march, minister, minority, mix, momentum, movement, myth
naïve, nation, natural, numbers
obstacle, opportunity, overcome, overcompensation
painful, parade, patience, peace, people, perception, posterity, potential, prejudice, private, procedure, process, procession, profile, progressive, prominent, public
qualm, quandary, quest, quiet
race, racism, reason, reckon, recognition, rejection, relationship, religion, resource, respect, responsibility, revolt, rights, risk
segregation, shaking, significant, skillful, social, society, solution, speculate, spirit, spiritual, stereotyping, stride, substance, success, support, surprising, symbol
teaching, tedious, tentative, toil, tolerance, tradition, trivial, troubled, types
ultimate, uncivil, understanding, unique, universal, usual
values, variety, various, viewpoint, violence, vision, vital
warrant, wherewithal, whim, wisdom, withdraw, wrongs
yield
zeal, zealous
Diversity Lesson Plan and Discussion Ideas:
1. Name “champions” of inclusion
2. Give examples of some of the ways these four people have contributed to diversity: Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, Oprah Winfrey and Harriet Michel
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