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Writer's pictureChristina Hernandez

Kindness and Inclusivity

Updated: Sep 17

Kindness and inclusivity are the cornerstones of a thriving community, deeply rooted in the values of our Indigenous traditions. When we approach others with an open heart, valuing their unique strengths and perspectives, we create a space where everyone feels seen, heard, and respected—not as tokens or symbols, but as integral parts of the whole.

In our connection to the land, we learn that nature thrives through diversity; every plant, every creature has its role and contributes to the ecosystem's balance. Similarly, within our community, each person brings something different to the table. By embracing these differences and finding value in each other's strengths, we weave a stronger, more resilient fabric—one that honors our ancestors, our culture, and the natural world we are a part of.

As Indigenous people, our inclusion in broader communities should never be about fulfilling a quota or meeting an expectation. Instead, it should reflect a genuine respect for the wisdom and traditions we carry, recognizing that our voices and contributions enrich the collective well-being. When we are truly seen and valued, we bring with us the teachings of our elders, the strength of our ancestors, and the profound connection to nature that guides us.

A community united by kindness, inclusivity, and respect for all its members is not just a collection of individuals but a powerful force that can achieve great things. When we lift each other up, honoring both our differences and our shared humanity, we build a legacy of cooperation, respect, and shared purpose that will sustain us for generations to come. Together, we are stronger, more compassionate, and better equipped to face whatever the future holds, grounded in the wisdom of our ancestors and the natural world.

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