Cultural inclusion refers to the commitment to acknowledge, respect, and adapt to others who may behave differently.  Many people become so caught up in their national pride that they exclude any form of diversity and attempt to impose a singular view on other people (cultural exclusion).  Cultural inclusion results in cultural relativity, which is a perspective that recognizes and accepts differences found in other people.  This is necessary in order to accept them as people like 'us' (DeFleur, 2005).