We live in a deeply divided world, representing on one hand the shadows of our origins-diverse in languages, cultures, traditions, and race, defined by where we originate from-and on the other hand, laws and legislations aimed at managing an ever-changing world through the rise of protected characteristics to ensure guaranteed compromises in managing those differences. It is not acceptable to reject any race; it isn't acceptable to discriminate; there should be no imposed indifference to define people's choices of whom they pray to and how they live. These are principles we should live by. However, due to our human nature and the realities defining our everyday life or existence, we happen to discriminate at times and even voice and promote hate. Some intentional reactions are seen as a sign of expressing objections to mass migration, or a rejection of certain human characteristics. For centuries, these have been attributed to human unconscious bias, the expectation to behave politically correct, the debate between third world and Western countries, the rich and the poor, or the belief that every human should remain within their geographical boundaries. This book is not only educational but also an everyday practical guide for anyone with the duty or commitment to eradicate any form of discrimination and eliminate racism. It provides a unique insight into the subject as the author shares his personal, lived experiences of surviving multiple discrimination, alongside years of experience working with people from diverse backgrounds and educating others. The book also provides historical context, tracing back to our modern age and detailing how the world has evolved concerning current race-related matters.