The implications of the Diversity &
Differentness issues are great and they extend to any field of social concern, psychological,
religious, political, and beyond. Diversity is generally understood to encompass race, ethnicity,
class, gender, sexuality, age, and political and religious beliefs. And while in the past it has
focused on strengthening inter-cultural tolerance, currently new ideas about diversity and
inclusion have developed, shifting the focus towards enriching human learning and experience,
so-called ‘unity in diversity.’ Nowadays movements strive to legalize more and more issues
that were previously banned from public display or engagement, while now more than ever
they are promoted, fought for, and socially imposed. A new kind of ‘generations conflict’
emerges from this fact, ‘liberals’ pro-actively engage social impositions of differentness,
while ‘traditionalists’ stand for a more conservative approach. There seems to be no way of
objectively and absolutely proving one way is ‘correct’ while
