Because if we were all the same, then we would all share the same weaknesses.

Ana was a tornado. A jagged, hundred-sided peg in a community where everyone was supposed to fit into round holes.

Being different isn't a sin, but intolerance is.

We hope that Merrill Lynch sincerely desires to give teeth to its diversity initiatives and to bring a meaningful change.

I don't think that the college has gained more diversity because of our change. It certainly is an issue but I feel that it is separate and distinct.

I finally believed it was actually a beautiful thing to be unique and to be different.