[Calm piano music]

Speaker 1: Diversity means to me acceptance

just being accepted into the crowd, into the conversations,

into life itself.

Speaker 2: Understanding that every individual is unique,

the languages that they speak,

the costumes they wear, the culture that they follow.

Speaker 3: Diversity isn't just about including

a couple of black and Asian faces,

but it's about the diversity of human experiences.

Speaker 4: Inclusion for me is when you

make people feel part of it,

a group, in work, the family, with friends.

Speaker 5: American Express is different.

You're evaluated based on what you can contribute,

and not what you look like,

or what your gender is, or how old you are.

Speaker 3: As a culture, and as a community,

I would say that Amex is a safe one,

and one that's evolving to accurately reflect the world around us.

Speaker 6: This is a place where you can authentically be who you are.

Speaker 5: It's representative of how the world is.

Speaker 1: There's always a place everywhere for everyone.

I found mine at Amex.

I found a culture, a company,

people around me that will accept me for who I am.

Speaker 2: You cannot fight hate with hate.

You can only fight it with love.

You know, self-respect and self-love are critical

if you want to show love and respect to somebody else.

That was a little more honest than I thought it would be.

[Calm piano music fades]

[Four-tone American Express sonic logo]