But accepting diversity should be focusing on what we have in common. Civil rights issues for racial minorities relied on the argument that whites aren't different from any other race, women's rights came after we found that women can do everything men can do (within obvious limits) and LGB rights should have been founded on the principle that being LGB does not make someone any different from a straight person, just who they sleep with.

Unfortunately, we've shifted as a culture away from acceptance of superficial differences because we're the same where it matters and towards celebrating diversity to the fault of trying to make the extremes of minorities into the norm and drowning out anything at all traditional.

One thing about TRUE diversity is that it never seeks to eliminate what is/was the norm, it only seeks to gain proper focus on everything else. But what some people today are doing is trying to replace the status quo, not change the system that benefits a select group