Social Values

Social Values

1. Tolerance

   • The value of tolerance is the ability to respect and understand the opinions, ideologies, actions and lifestyles of others no matter how different from what we believe to be correct.
   • Synonyms: Understanding, patience, compromise, sympathy, respect
   • Ethical problems: Xenophobia, homophobia, racism, theophobia, political and religious fanaticisms that generate hatred
   • A wrong opinion can be tolerated where reason is free to fight it-Thomas Jefferson
   • In daily life it is important to have and to be able to be surrounded by tolerance because we will always be among different opinions, beliefs and ideologies and the respect that tolerance proposes makes it possible for us to live together in a good way avoiding creating problems.

2. Dialogue

   • - The dialogue is the communication or treaty that exists between 2 people (also applies any other type of entity) or more to solve any type of problem but in a peaceful way, where the different points of view are exposed and a solution or agreement is tried to be given in front of what is being treated.
   • Synonyms: Treaty, conversation, express,, discussion, communicate
   • Ethical problems: Social and political injustices, the wars that are currently taking place between countries and communities, oppression,
   • When there is a real dialogue, both sides are willing to change -Thich Nhat Hanh
   • In everyday life dialogue is too important because through it we can solve our problems, from the simplest to the biggest for us since it allows us to express ourselves and to whom we have to listen.

3. Equality

   • Equality is the treatment and value that each of us simply deserve because we are people who belong to the same society. Although there are different social divisions and statuses due to different factors, we are all equal and deserve the same right and treatment with dignity.
   • Synonyms: Justice, equity, balance, impartiality, equanimity In all lands the sun rises at dawn-George Herbert
   • Ethical Problems: Gender discrimination, discrimination of minorities by government and people, different treatment because of different social strata.
   • In all lands the sun rises at dawn-George Herbert
   • The value of equality is very important in our daily lives because it is the right to the same treatment we all deserve no matter who we are. Because we don't like to feel inferior to others and we enjoy being treated well, which everyone likes.

4. Solidaridad

   • Solidarity can be defined as the attitude and/or actions that we can have in front of others as the desire to help and support without being obligatory, it is only done because it is born from the heart.
   • Synonyms: Generosity, kindness, altruism, fellowship, support
   • There is no good that does not delight us if we do not share it-Seneca
   • Ethical problems: Poverty, discrimination, hunger and especially during this quarantine, displacement, illegal immigration
   • Solidarity in our daily lives should be very common, both in giving and receiving, because every day we will always have problems or situations where the help of someone else would be very useful. In addition, this strengthens our bonds with other individuals, which generates a stronger society.

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