Each panel of the triptych is the same image. The rotation left and right represents different viewpoints from different peoples living in America as does the color casting of faded red, white and blue which has multiple meanings. These colors were chosen to represent, a fading America that is adopting policies relative to disenfranchised minorities that have been abandoned years ago by some of the more progressive nations around the world where people seem to be a lot healthier and happier than what many Americans are feeling right now. Other than the image rotation and color casting, everything within each panel is the same. The message here is that even though our outer appearances and viewpoints may be different, we are all still part of the human race and have much more in common with one another than skin color and viewpoints on how to provide a healthy, productive, and harmonious world for future generations. The dark bubbles around the central theme of each image represent the common problems facing everyone regardless of country of origin, race, and life circumstances. So there you have it... my take on 'Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion'.