The article discusses the learnability of prejudice and stereotyping, emphasizing that these attitudes are not inherent but learned. With a focus on George H.W. Bush's call for greater tolerance and harmony among races, it highlights the importance of individuals choosing to foster positivity rather than division. By promoting egalitarian values, individuals can contribute to a more accepting and diverse society. The notion of being a 'thousand points of light' represents the efforts of communities and individuals dedicated to supporting one another, emphasizing the need for continuous movement towards unity and understanding in society.
"I hope to stand for a new harmony, a greater tolerance... we need a new harmony among the races in our country... leave that tired old baggage of bigotry behind."
"Moving toward harmony across racial (and all other) groups is always an admirable goal, and one we need to constantly keep moving toward."
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