Integration is a phenomenon that happens when a group of people unite someone who is outside, regardless of their characteristics and without looking at the differences. The act of integration is very important for all societies because it brings its members closer to coexistence, peace and life in harmony. However, the differences and prejudices that they generate often make some members refuse to integrate those who are outside the group. This situation occurs not only in human groups but also among animal societies.
Integration is the opposite of discrimination and the acts through which some people suffer contempt or social isolation. For a sensible and lasting integration to take place, people must put aside prejudices, fears, fears or doubts about the other, which is not always easy but it is possible. Prejudices are always unfounded and generalizations that apply to a certain social or ethnic group and that result in serious harm.
This is why integration is an essential part of life in harmony because it assumes that one is no longer invaded by those fears or concerns, but rather frees himself from them and opens up to knowing those people or realities that may be different. to own. For many specialists, integration must be generated or encouraged since the person is very young, so that their habit of sharing their daily life with several people of different types is not a problem later. Children tend to integrate much more easily than adults because they are not so attacked by prejudices and can even enjoy life much more than adults to whom characteristics of logic and reasoning are supposedly applied.
Throughout history, the integration processes between communities, peoples and nations have contributed to times of peace and social well-being, unlike times in which wars and social conflicts have caused innumerable damages and deaths.
