In what unique ways do you think a multiracial society changes the narrative of history and heritage?

I believe that unity among historically oppressed groups with the historically oppressors groups written down in our books showcases the ability of the human heart. It gives perspective to empathetic times, to diverse communities, and a sense of comfort for generations to come. Our morals as a society don't necessarily change per say, but rather transcend. We grow as a community, our society learns with new ideals, not worsens. Change is not necessarily bad or saying our forefathers were wrong, but it is more to say we had the capacity to identify a controversy, learn, and grow to empow…  Read moreer ourselves. Our heritage of now is not the same as it was 100 years ago, and that is because we encouraged empowerment of our minds. The coexistence and mutual understanding of racial groups and cultures signifies an era closer to peace, to human comprehension and to unity. We have yet so much to learn, and what better way to keep progressing than learning from the human being that differs from us? Diversity is so special because there is never one boring moment to expect from experiencing life.