I got to know Celeste as a family friend. My father and she were classmates in university, and we played football together. In our conversations, we would jump from Chinese to English, and occasionally Spanish, her native language. As a Bolivian living thousands of miles from home, Celeste truly embodied how diversity isn’t just a word, but the experience of learning, adapting, and growing in a place that is foreign yet somehow familiar. “Cultural diversity,” she explained in
