Pluralism

It depends on what the event is though not every event can be expected to be representative of various groups.

Supporting these businesses helps promote diversity in the economy which helps enrichen our culture

Yes because you're learning something new but it could also be useful in your future life if you plan on moving to a different country or state.

we would lose Most of what the U.S. is known for like the melting pot theory of how everyone travels to live here and people from all around the world come here. We just lose that diversity and that's one great thing about this country

Everyone should be heard, one person shouldn’t be heard over another.

Yes, discussing various view points will often alter the way many people will look at certain situations.

Yes, one example is that as I've aged I've grown a lot more accepting of LGBTQ+ people via learning about more obscure topics and redefining my perception of gender and sexuality. I also tend to add caveats onto strongly held beliefs when they're presented to me and I agree that they're logical; one example is abortion-- while I do strongly believe that it's a medical necessity for people and the difficulty of getting abortions should be minimized, I also understand that they're traumatic, can have complications, and there's a valid philosophical conundrum tied to them, so policies should be created to prevent the NEED for abortions as well.

everyone has their own opinions on everything so I don't mind if someone disagrees with what I have to say we can agree to disagree.

Hearing from people abroad, specifically South Africa, I learned to care much more about the Israel/Palestine conflict.

Before I did not have a strong stance, but now I understand it as a modern apartheid.

It can do both. Some may allow it to challenge their passions, while others may take the experience from other, and use their knowledge to enhance them.

Looking at the nigh genocide of Palestinians has taught me that I should be grateful for what I have.

Just to make sure I complete all of my schoolwork and pay attention to detail

itd allow you to see the situation from multiple points of views.

Pluralism supports multiculturalism which is good.

Yes, I have found personal value in other cultural ideas of healing in the Women's Group I run.

Critical Thinking: Encouraging multiple perspectives challenges the idea of a single, dominant narrative.
Empathy and Understanding: Learning about diverse historical perspectives cultivates empathy and understanding.
Cultural Awareness: By studying diverse historical perspectives, students become more culturally aware.

Depends on what you mean by a "range of voices." If you mean that "range" to include a bunch of smart people who have different/varying - but logically sound opinions - on a matter, than the affect on the outcome should be to have a more reasoned, intelligent decision. If "range" is just liberal gobbledy-gook for people of different sexual orientations, genders, etc. - than the affect would more likely than not be to just end up with a muddled or idiotic, non-sensical decision.

there are not many steps for individuals to promote inclusion it is a personal thing that everyone has to get over to be able to fully accept different ideas.

My cultural diversity made me want to be successful in my academic life. In South Korea, academics are very important to everyone and that's what I want to achieve to have a good life.

Recognizing unique family traditions could strengthen friendships by allowing shared knowledge to further get to know one another.

The premise is flawed as “fair” doesn’t exist in practice. Reality is a harsh mistress and the existence or lack of pluralism won’t change that

I felt like there should be two religious countries and it told me about the rights.

They should incorporate mini or small lessons teaching about pluralism.

More conflict, this country is too big to have a pluralist society.