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Good morning family. It is Heritage Day for South Africans. South Africans celebrate their culture ,beliefs and heritage. With the survival of Colonialism and Apartheid, it is a great time to reflect on the past, but to learn from it and gift to our children, the gift of acceptance and richness of each other. Happy Heritage Day 🇿🇦 #heritage#culture#celebrate#diversity#embracing#acceptance#mindset

Celebrating Diversity and Unity Did you know that the world is home to over 7,000 languages and countless cultures? According to UNESCO, cultural diversity is not just a fact, but a necessity for humankind. It enriches our lives, broadens our perspectives, and fosters mutual understanding among communities. At the African Heritage Alliance, we recognize the power of cultural diversity. It is estimated that Africa alone is home to over 3,000 ethnic groups, each with its own unique traditions, languages, and customs. This rich tapestry of diversity is a testament to the continent's vibrant heritage and serves as a source of pride for generations past, present, and future. Despite our differences, cultural diversity has the remarkable ability to bring people together. Studies have shown that communities that embrace diversity are more resilient, innovative, and prosperous. By fostering unity amidst diversity, we not only strengthen our bonds but also create a more inclusive and equitable society for all. Share Your Story: We invite you to join us in celebrating diversity by sharing your stories. Whether it's a tale of your ancestral roots, a cherished cultural tradition, or a moment of unity that touches your heart, your story matters. #unityIndiversity #celebratingdiversity #celebratingunity #culturaldiversity

Understanding, respecting, and celebrating our shared heritage - that's the powerful essence of this meaningful day for South Africa. It was born from a commitment in 1995 to say 'no more' to the divisions separating people and a resounding call to come together. 🌍💙 Let's remember the wisdom of Nelson Mandela, who once said: “Peace is not just the absence of conflict; peace is the creation of an environment where all can flourish, regardless of race, colour, creed, religion, gender, class, caste, or any other social markers of difference. Religion, ethnicity, language, social and cultural practices are elements which enrich human civilisation, adding to the wealth of our diversity. Why should they be allowed to become a cause of division and violence? We demean our common humanity by allowing that to happen.” Let's use today - the #DayofReconciliation - as a reminder that we create a more valuable world by fostering unity, embracing diversity, and helping others.     #DQS #UnityInDiversity #NationalUnity #CelebratingHarmony #UnityInDiversity #ChillReflections #HistoricalHarmony #DayofReconciliation

Getting to know other cultures and their unique attributes is only one of the reasons we celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Learn about the diversity of the Asian and Pacific Islander (API) community in the U.S. and the issues impacting them today. https://lnkd.in/e-qfJRun #AAPI #AAPIHeritageMonth #AsianAmericanandPacificIslandHeritageMonth #AsianAmericanandPacificIslandHeritage #AsianAmericanandPacificIslander

🌍 Today, on the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we reflect on the profound connection between language and cultural preservation. As we honor Indigenous communities, particularly those in Voluntary Isolation and Initial Contact (#PIACI), it's crucial to: 🟡 Fully recognize their rights and sovereignty over lands, territories, and resources. 🟡 Uphold the principle of No Contact for isolated communities to safeguard their way of life. 🟡 Implement special protection measures for those in initial contact to ensure their safety and dignity. Language is more than a means of communication; it is the essence of identity, heritage, and survival for Indigenous Peoples. Let's commit to protecting these languages and cultures for future generations. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #LanguagePreservation #Africa #CulturalDiversity #Sustainability #HumanRights

On the occasion of the commemoration of the 5th World Day for African and Afro-descendant Culture at UNESCO Africanity , which is expressed in Benin as well as in Brazil, in Haiti as well as in Jamaica, in Martinique as well as in Barbados and in every corner of the world, where Africans and Afro-descendants are found , carries positive values of peace, dialogue and mutual acceptance between peoples. In the tumultuous world we live in today, which is becoming increasingly conflictual, there is an urgent need for additional humanism and fraternity, for which we can find the recipes in Africanity. By promoting African perspectives in understanding and resolving the major challenges of our time, as part of a collective movement, humanity will gain in cohesion and be able to reconcile with itself and with nature. Because one of the defining characteristics of Africanity is openness, Africanity is therefore at one with otherness ; it is not the confinement of oneself in a closed and isolating identity, but a way of being oneself and with others. It is an African way of being open to the diversity of the world. The concept of Ubuntu, developed in post-apartheid South Africa, better reflects this relational dimension of Africanity as a lived experience and a place of fundamental ontological relationships. Through the concept of Ubuntu, Africanity contrasts the Cartesian "I think, therefore I am" with the "I am because the other one is" and the "I am because we are". In other words, Africanity enables us to see the world as a web of relationships. It is the other name for the relationship that constitutes us and enables us to make a world of togetherness. The courage to build a world of togetherness is the bulwark that we need to oppose the dangerous return of extremism and ethnonationalism in today's world. Creating a world together in a plural humanity is the great challenge of our time #Africanophonie #APA #AfricanPoliticalAlliance #PanafricanCongress #LomePanafricanCongress #Lome2024 #Panafrican #Panafricanism #LPSF #LPSF2023 #OurAfrica @AAzoulay @UNESCO_fr @UN @_AfricanUnion @DIRCO_ZA https://lnkd.in/enHxXuhi

April is a time to celebrate Armenian Heritage Month, recognizing centuries of resilience and the rich tapestry of Armenian history, culture, traditions, music, and art that has left an indelible mark on the world. 🔹 🔹 🔹 #armenian #armenia #culturalheritage #diversity #diversityandinclusion #culture #diversityinclusion #inclusion #representation #representationmatters #heritage #culturematters #inclusionmatters #inclusionmatter #middleeast #thoughtoftheday #tuesday #linkedinfamily #linkedinfam #linkedinconnection #linkedin #linkedincreators #insurancejobs #linkedinconnections #linkedininfluencer

Reading about this: African Americans Flocking to Ghana To Reconnect A surge of African Americans are embarking on journeys to Ghana, seeking to establish deeper connections and rediscover their ancestral roots. This trend represents a growing movement towards cultural exploration and heritage tourism. Many are drawn to Ghana's rich history, vibrant culture, and welcoming atmosphere, making it a prime destination for those looking to reconnect with their African heritage. Ghana, with its historical significance as a hub of the transatlantic slave trade, holds a special place in the hearts of many African Americans. By visiting landmarks such as Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle, travelers can gain a deeper understanding of the painful legacy of slavery while also celebrating the resilience and strength of their ancestors. #travel - https://lnkd.in/dKhCEftU #africandiaspora #africanhistory #africantravel #africansolutionstoafricanproblems #africanamericans #africanentrepreneurs #africarising #africadevelopment #africanentrepreneurs@Charlesfrize @FrizeDynamic #MarketingSpecialist #Ghana #Businesstips #onlinemarketinginghana #OnlinemarketinginEurope #Marketingstrategy #DigitalMarketingServices #BusinessConsulting #FrizeMedia #StrategyConsulting

Every year on May 21, we celebrate World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, also known as Diversity Day. This special day encourages us to appreciate the rich cultural diversities that exist among different countries, states, and people worldwide. It’s a reminder that cultural differences should be celebrated rather than leading to conflicts. In fact, a significant portion of major global conflicts about three quarters have cultural dimensions. To address this, the United Nations and UNESCO are actively working to promote dialogue and understanding among diverse cultures, with the ultimate goal of fostering peace in our world. 🌍🌟 #CulturalDiversity #InterculturalDialogue #PeaceAndDevelopment

Reading about this: African Americans Flocking to Ghana To Reconnect A surge of African Americans are embarking on journeys to Ghana, seeking to establish deeper connections and rediscover their ancestral roots. This trend represents a growing movement towards cultural exploration and heritage tourism. Many are drawn to Ghana's rich history, vibrant culture, and welcoming atmosphere, making it a prime destination for those looking to reconnect with their African heritage. Ghana, with its historical significance as a hub of the transatlantic slave trade, holds a special place in the hearts of many African Americans. By visiting landmarks such as Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle, travelers can gain a deeper understanding of the painful legacy of slavery while also celebrating the resilience and strength of their ancestors. #travel - https://lnkd.in/dKhCEftU #africandiaspora #africanhistory #africantravel #africansolutionstoafricanproblems #africanamericans #africanentrepreneurs #africarising #africadevelopment #africanentrepreneurs@Charlesfrize @FrizeDynamic #MarketingSpecialist #Ghana #Businesstips #onlinemarketinginghana #OnlinemarketinginEurope #Marketingstrategy #DigitalMarketingServices #BusinessConsulting #FrizeMedia #StrategyConsulting