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               Aratrik Dey, has his own blog, https://aratrikdey.blogspot.com/.  A deep thinker, Aratrik's musings lend themselves to contemplation and philosophical discussions. He can now express himself thanks to the AAC, Avaz. He first featured on our page, in the #voicesforinclusion series. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02EXebS2WEYDhi87rfPiBQ8T2pfVesS31PJ1GvaUfESH2GZtHDDUbLrASkXbmhvMnol&id=100064789323792&mibextid=Nif5oz .He is also one coauthor of the book, Talking Fingers. His earnings go to charity. 


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To me diversity education is important for training all people. Understand future of knowledge depends on how the world looks to all independent minds.Unlike Temple Grandin, I think in words. Observing is not working at all for me.  Respect for all kinds of diversity is required for the good of the humanity. I will explain the need for educating people to come together to make this world a beautiful place where everyone and every thinking pattern be valued. Understanding that we are special and alive so our psychological process are to be recognized. Zealous Advocacy is very much strongly required. Education about diversity helps people to think that good human beings with empathy can change not only the thinking pattern but also the knowledge system prevailing as of now. understanding love is needed to create a obstacle free world.

 



 

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