It's an enormously powerful vessel, and, frankly, we desperately need a diverse pool of young people to take the helm and make sure that our policy solutions are steered toward serving every community with justice, fairness, and input from the people whose lives it touches.
British theatre has a slight problem around access: it desperately wants younger, more diverse audiences and first-time theatregoers.
The White House wants to desperately sell this as a "diverse" pick simply because Kagan's a woman - and the first woman to serve as Dean of Harvard Law School.
The euphoria of some and the fears of others will, however, both calm down a bit when Modi gets down to the hard business of governing a large, diverse, chaotic India that desperately seeks its place in the sun.
And bellicose, mean, and dangerous political words are not drawing many of these candidates any closer to the word of God or the diverse religious reality of the country they so desperately want to lead.
"The new sources of income that East Timor desperately needs will not come from unsustainable extractive projects like Greater Sunrise, but from a productive, diverse economy based on East Timor's human and renewable resources," Charlie Scheiner, an analyst at the NGO told me.
We believe that it is now time for policymakers to address the emergent gaps in the supply of diverse media and to secure the trusted and independent news system that our democracy so desperately needs.
He says: "We believe it is time for policymakers to address the emergent gaps in the supply of diverse media and to secure the trusted and independent news system that our democracy so desperately needs.
The park, Africa's oldest and most diverse, is home to over 3,000 different kinds of animals, but is now heavily populated with desperately poor people, many of whom fled there after the Rwanda massacre in 1994.
