human diversity
Range of humanity
Human diversity refers to the range of differences among people—in biology, culture, language, belief, ability, and experience.
The term appears in discussions of inclusion, equity, and representation: The company's statement emphasized its commitment to human diversity.
It can describe genetic variation across populations or the variety of perspectives within a group.
- geneticsScience of hereditary transmission
- skinBody's outer layer
- neurodiversityInnate cognitive differences concept
- ethnicityShared cultural heritage group
- personality traitsEnduring behavioral tendencies
phenotype · skin color · language · gender roles · gender expression · world views · social norms · disability rights · socioeconomic status · anthropometry · migration patterns · intersectionality · traditions · native tongue · ancestry · social stratification · biodiversity · genetic variation
- anthropologyanthropology, fieldwork, ethnography, social anthropology, cultural anthropology
- human originsearly humans, modern humans, Homo sapiens, prehistoric humans, hominins
human diversityuniformity
State of being identical
homogeneity · sameness · conformity · monoculture · standardization
human diversityeugenics
Controlled human reproduction theory
ethnic cleansing · forced assimilation · cultural erasure · genocide · human cloning