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Current Inclusion Quotes

"Inclusion is not just a matter of putting in wheelchair ramps and accommodating disabled kids in public schools. Real inclusion must occur in all aspects of daily life." (2/23)

Shannon Flora

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‘‘Entering the Miss Coventry competition showed me that beauty queens can have a disability and disabilities don’t affect someone’s beauty. It is really important to include everybody in our society and pageants like this should be all inclusive." (2/24)

Kirstie Logan

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"Inclusion has a broad, positive impact on all students. It provides students with lessons in diversity, cooperation, and respect for all people and abilities."

Life-long Inclusion and Participation Begins in School

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"Beauty is all-inclusive." (3/2)

Kirstie Logan, Miss Coventry 2010

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“Diversity is a reality of Nepal, but it has also become a problem. If we do not secure inclusiveness, the whole peace process will have no strength.”  (3/2)

Finn Thilsted, Danish Ambassador to Nepal

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"Full inclusion of women- and minority-owned businesses is an idea whose time has come. We cannot wait for political expediency. We demand inclusion now." (3/2)
 

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"It's a community-wide problem, so the solution should include everyone." (3/3)

Casey Kosiorek, Elementary School Principal

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"It is in your own best interest to bring the poorest and the least privileged into the mainstream of economic activity, to create a 1Malaysia that is inclusive and cares for all."  (3/8)

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak

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"More inclusive representation will lead to better governance." (3/8)

Indira Jaising

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“A quality education is not a segregated education. It is not educating children in racial or ethnic isolation.  In a multicultural world, educating our children of all races, ethnicities and backgrounds in an inclusive environment will make us a more competitive and prosperous nation.”  (3/8)

NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous