HOW TO
Be 100%
Human Friendly
It’s about identifying safe spaces
Purchasing power carries weight. Everytime a customer walks into a local business how do they know what their experience will be like if they have never been there before? Consumers get to choose who they give their hard earned money to. The Relative Humanity symbol helps take the guesswork out. So when you see it, you can feel confident that it is a business who treats their customers and employees with respect.
HUMAN FRIENDLY
Communicate that you as an individual are a safe space or believe in safe spaces. For instance, when you wear the symbol you identify yourself as human-friendly.
No relationship required
just be – human friendly
We don’t always have to agree, and we don’t always have to like how others live and what they believe, but what we can do is respect each other’s personal choices without prejudice and hate. As a result we allow each person to have their own experience and still be treated fairly and respectfully, and with equal living rights.
rel·a·tive hu·man·i·ty /ˈrelədiv//(h)yo͞oˈmanədē/
noun 1. a personal point from where one views and interacts with the earth and its living beings.
The Relative Humanity symbol was created to communicate a drum beat for change
RH MAGAZINE: SPOTLIGHTING THE DYNAMIC OF HUMANKIND
Each issue of Relative Humanity Magazine strives to tell a whole picture story of a single culture or social group. Look out for more issues in the coming year where we will be highlighting the Native American and LatinX communities.
THE PRIDE ISSUE: Reflections.
Rising Out From the Pandemic
— Written in the voices of its community.
FEATURES
The Social Problem with Identity
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Sprouting Up a Meaningful Business Practice
A few years ago, I walked into a coffee shop in desperate need of some energy, thinking it would just be from caffeine. didn’t know her then, but Alyssa was behind the bar, sharing warmth and positivity as I waited for my beverage. The kindness...
Sing a Song for Pride
LGBTQIA Pride brings so many wonderful things to mind, but today, I want to focus on the phenomenon of the LGBTQIA Choral movement.
How to Become a Business Member
Want to be a safe space? Looking to show that you are a business who cares about Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Sustainability?
Show Your Support
Wear the colors.
Show the world you believe!
Shop our Relative Humanity store.
Gain a New Perspective
Relative Humanity Magazine spotlights a different social or cultural group with every issue and is written in the voice of its community. You might learn something new so take a read!