International Day for Tolerance in 2022

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2022 Date	November 16, 2022
2023 Date	November 16, 2023

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International Day for Tolerance in 2022

The International Day of Tolerance seeks to promote tolerance, respect, appreciation and cooperation amongst the world's different cultures. Tolerance refers to the recognition and acceptance of looks, opinions, beliefs and practices that differ from one's own.

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The thing about going zero tolerance on people spoofing Musk’s screen name is did he really think million follower accounts would stick with the bit for more than a day or two? The actual funny response would have been for him to change his to Kathy Griffin.
— RSchooley@socel.net (@Rschooley) November 7, 2022

Today it seems fitting that it is the International Day for Tolerance, highlighting the dangers of intolerance in this world, and the path to a better world being through tolerance, openness and acceptance of diversity. https://t.co/mNcXfNuZ1M
— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) November 16, 2022

HUSD is proud to celebrate International Day for Tolerance. "Tolerance is respect, acceptance and appreciation of the rich diversity of our world's cultures, our forms of expression and ways of being human." https://t.co/kDE3pJwVbC
— Hemet Unified (@HemetUnified) November 16, 2022

On this international day for tolerance, we acknowledge the tolerance of pain and harm forced upon victims and survivors of hate and hope for a world that embraces and celebrates diversity rather than tolerating it. https://t.co/IVdBubJjyv
— Oregon Civil Rights Unit (@ORcivilrights) November 16, 2022

In 1996, the UN General Assembly adopted Resolution 51/95 proclaiming 16 November as International Day for Tolerance. This action followed the adoption of a Declaration of Principles on Tolerance by UNESCO's Member States on 16 November 1995. https://t.co/WNznGIlpn8
— TADOHE (@TADOHE2) November 16, 2022

Today, the world observes International Day for Tolerance. First enacted by UNESCO in 1995, a reminder to accept, respect, and appreciate our rich diversity—of world cultures, and our forms of expression—is more important than ever. #InternationalDayofTolerance #BluPeak https://t.co/EMahP19Q6y
— BluPeak Credit Union (@BluPeakCU) November 16, 2022

The International Day for Tolerance is marked every year on the 16th of November in order to create awareness about the principles of tolerance. It is a day for respecting the cultures, beliefs and traditions of others and understanding the risks posed by intolerance. https://t.co/p9Op2RbWJ1
— Nick Sundahl (@aktahomes) November 16, 2022

Today, on the International Day for Tolerance, we celebrate and encourage public awareness that tolerance is respect, acceptance and appreciation of the rich diversity of our world's cultures, our forms of expression and ways of being human. 💖👭 #WeAreSOSC https://t.co/lyYI1YwBVU
— Special Olympics Southern California (@SOSoCal) November 16, 2022

On Wednesday's #ToleranceDay & every day, we can all practice tolerance & respect for diversity - values that bring people together and make us all stronger. https://t.co/8yjfr5fHyA https://t.co/rPnhA2SjUF
— United Nations (@UN) November 16, 2022

Founded by the UN to promote respect for various religions, languages, ethnicities, and cultures, International Day of Tolerance celebrates the diversity of our world and encourages acceptance and inclusion. What is something unique about you and your culture?! https://t.co/HUY7bN7HWq
— Katee Van Horn (@Kateebar7) November 16, 2022