Miranda Lambert is a country artist. One of her many popular songs is called "All Kinds of Kinds" which talks about diversity. While listening to this song you realize that everyone is different and that you never know what is going on in someone else's life. The music is catching, it has a very nice rhythm. There are probably many different instruments used for this song, a main one would be a guitar. This song describes people from the circus, everyday people (pharmacists, congressmen), and Miranda Lambert herself. This song explains that all people, good and bad, keep the world spinning. When looking up the lyrics it shows that not all people are who you think they are, so you can not judge people just based on the way they appear. This song might inspire some people to not worry about what others think, because you along with everyone else are what keeps the world going. I believe Miranda Lambert wrote this song because of personal experiences, she suggests at the end of the song a moment in her life. This song was written to everyone, mainly explaining that everyone has their own lives that are not the same with everyone else. The music helps the song become more upbeat and catchy. This song is based off of around present time and shows how quickly people judge others. I think this song supports our groups understanding of why teachers need to support diversity in a classroom, because we know not to judge students. You never know what a student has going on in their home life and you have to give everyone a chance to be themselves. Also, you have to show students and remind them that everyone is different and you have to be nice to all peers.
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