Quote by Thurgood Marshall

In recognizing the humanity of our fellow beings, we pay ourselves the highest tribute.

In recognizing the humanity of our fellow beings, we pay our

Summary

This quote suggests that when we acknowledge and respect the humanity of others, we are not only honoring them, but also honoring ourselves. By recognizing the value and dignity in our fellow beings, we show empathy, compassion, and appreciation for their existence. It implies that treating others with kindness, understanding, and equality is not only morally right, but also an affirmation of our own inherent worth as human beings. Ultimately, by valuing others, we are enhancing our own humanity and the connections we have with others.

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