When they [people of minority languages] read it in their heart language for the first time, they are inevitably blown away.

Even if you become fluent in a second language, you don't understand it the same as the language you grew up with and that your mother spoke to you in.

The [minority] concern has been apparent to people addressing HIV issues for a long time. In this plan, our intent is to take a more tangible approach.

Part of the idea with the Web site is to communicate with younger workers in a language they understand so when they take a new job, they know what to look and ask for.

It's much to-do about nothing. When was the last time you saw several folks in the minority pass a law that (reverses one) the majority already passed? The legislators in that area are doing a disservice to their own constituents.

Without words to objectify and categorize our sensations and place them in relation to one another, we cannot evolve a tradition of what is real in the world.