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Diversity and unity of the world’s population

Culture diversity

Throughout the history of mankind many diverse cultures have emerged. Some have covered large areas and have formed large conglomerates called "civilizations"; others have focused on small territories. Some have lasted a few decades; others have existed for millennia. Some have made notable wars and conquests and others have remained peaceful.

One humanity

The cultures of the world are diverse and its members too. All people belong to the human species, that is, they are equal in their dignity and rights. There are no better and worse cultures. There are no people who are more human than others. Believing that there are people of "superior race" to others is not only dangerous but false. The physical characteristics of human beings such as size, hair shape, eye or skin color, or their cultural features such as customs, language or religion, does not make them absolutely different from each other. Humanity is one because all human people are part of the same species. I

Clashes and dialogue

There are people who have thought that the best way to overcome the clashes between peoples, cultures and civilizations is to suppress their differences. In addition, being impossible for humanity to become homogeneous, trying to suppress differences have destroyed identity elements that are great values that must be preserved. T