The phrase "all forms of humanity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the diverse expressions, characteristics, or aspects of human beings collectively.
Example: "The festival celebrates all forms of humanity, showcasing different cultures, traditions, and artistic expressions."
Alternatives: "all aspects of humanity" or "every facet of humanity".
Remembering the man they knew "The struggle Tata Madiba led against the apartheid system was not just a struggle against racial inequality, but a struggle against all forms of oppression against humanity; a struggle for democracy and human dignity… I wish to therefore appeal to all South Africans to remain united and continue to be a rainbow nation for this is what Tata Mandela cherished.
And though Yekker is thinly sketched, there is something moving about his fidelity to these loves, against an order that seeks, like all forms of totalitarianism, to "prune humanity".
After all, socialism is about the emancipation of humanity from all forms of oppression, or it is nothing.
Socrates expresses confidence in the existence of separate forms of justice, beauty, goodness, and every form of that sort, uncertainty about the existence of separate forms of humanity, fire, and water, and outright skepticism about the existence of separate forms for hair, mud, and dirt.
A Leviathan in maroon stucco, with an ocean of litigants, beggars, water sellers, and various weird forms of humanity surging outside.
Precivilized humanity created all forms of shelter from natural objects; now the natural objects are used to model great achievements of modernity.
She was the author of a law adopted last year that declared the slave trade and all forms of slavery to be crimes against humanity.
Now, we're more free because we are closer today to the one America of our dreams, celebrating our diversity, affirming our common humanity, opposing all forms of bigotry, from church burnings to racial profiling to murderous hate crimes.
Since other forms of humanities were not applied in COPE, our conclusions are currently limited to poetry-based interventions, and to poems that are related to clinical experiences.
The new situation of human beings, for their part, works anew as fermenting "leaven" within old humankind, as "fresh dough," and contributes to transforming the old form of humanity through its fermentation into the state of the Kingdom of God.
