“The answer is to go deeper than race, deeper than wealth, deeper than ethnic identity, deeper than gender. To teach ourselves to comprehend each person, not as a symbol of a group, but as a unique and special individual within a common context of shared humanity. To go to that fundamental place where we are all simply mortal creatures, seeking to create order, beauty, family, and connection to the world that—on its own—seems to bend too often towards randomness and entropy.” – Wyatt Tee Walker, American civil rights movement legend; Executive Director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in the critical years of 1960-1964 and a co-founder of the Congress of Racial Equality,