In Ingroup and Outgroup,? David G. Myers discusses how identity is often understood in terms of our differences from others. More particularly, he notes how we understand ourselves as

In “Ingroup and Outgroup,” David G. Myers discusses how identity is often understood in terms of our differences from others. More particularly, he notes how we understand ourselves as members of groups that are different from other groups. If it is true that our identities are a product of these perceived differences, what does that mean for how we interact with one another across those group differences? What is the attitude that best informs a positive dialogue between or among diverse groups?

In a clear, well-written, thesis-driven essay, discuss how what Myers sees as the ineradicable fact of our social diversity informs our efforts to work and live together . Your essay should build this discussion with reference to at least two other pieces from the Human Experience Reader.