Meeting The Human Diversity Challenge

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The book explores how fundamental premises about diversity—secular or evolutionary versus religious or unitary—shape attitudes toward differences in society. It argues that these perspectives influence whether individuals view diversity as a threat to be feared or as a valuable asset to be celebrated. The author examines how these beliefs manifest in everyday interactions and contribute to the creation of social environments, highlighting the impact of personal and collective attitudes on the perception of diversity.