When I Was Giving A Lecture In

The Identity Of Just One Thing, The "clash Of Civilization" View That You're A Muslim Or A Hindu Or A Buddhist Or A Christian, I Think That's Such A Limited Way Of Seeing Humanity, And Schools Have The Opportunity To Bring Out The Fact That We Have Hundreds Of Identities. We Have Our National Identity. We Have Our Cultural Identity, Linguistic Identity, Religious Identity. Yes, Cultural Identity, Professional Identity, All Kinds Of Ways.

Any Classification According To A Singular Identity Polarizes People In A Particular Way, But If We Take Note Of The Fact That We Have Many Different Identities - Related Not Just To Religion But Also To Language, Occupation And Business, Politics, Class And Poverty, And Many Others - We Can See That The Polarization Of One Can Be Resisted By A Fuller Picture. So Knowledge And Understanding Are Extremely Important To Fight Against Singular Polarization.

I Guess Some Of The Most Delightful Moments Of My Teenage Years Were When I Was Trying Not Just To Educate Myself But Trying To Educate Others. And I Could See How The Lives Of Children Could Be Transformed In That.

The Notion Of Human Right Builds On Our Shared Humanity. These Rights Are Not Derived From The Citizenship Of Any Country, Or The Membership Of Any Nation, But Are Presumed To Be Claims Or Entitlements Of Every Human Being. They Differ, Therefore, From Constitutionally Created Rights Guaranteed For Specific People.

China Had Managed To Reduce Their Fertility To A Large Extent Because Of Basic Expansion Of Women's Education, Not Because Of The One-child Family.