I love to color. I like to use all the crayons. What fun is it to use just 1 color? #allinclusive
17 Feb 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker challenges the common claim “I don’t see color, I just see people” by asking listeners to notice when color—used as a metaphor for diversity—is absent. He points to missing representation in television shows, programming, and historical narratives, and extends the metaphor to everyday examples like a sea of potato salad lacking raisins. The core message is that the failure to see color is not the problem; the failure to recognize its absence—and thus the lack of diverse perspectives—is the real issue.










