Quote by H. G. [Herbert George] Wells

Our true nationality is mankind.

Our true nationality is mankind.

Summary

This quote suggests that our true identity and belonging is not tied to any particular nation, but rather to the entire human race. It emphasizes the importance of unity and the shared humanity that transcends borders, cultures, and nationalities. It challenges the notion of dividing people based on their nationality and instead calls for a collective understanding and recognition of our common identity as human beings.

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By H. G. [Herbert George] Wells

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