Colours of Respect

Yesterday I saw the show The One in Friedrichstadtpalast Berlin (THOSE COSTUMES by Jean Paul Gaultier!). I wasn't aware they support the Colours of Respect: these 8 colors represent different meanings:

• Violet = spirit: respect other views and experiences, even if they contradict your own. We do not all have to share the same opinion and not every argument must end in consensus. Accept differences of opinions.
• Magenta = sexual orientation: respect all legitimate sexual orientations. Sexuality is a spectrum and in nature, diversity is the norm. Therefore different sexual orientations are normal and natural.
• Yellow = origins: respect all nations, ethnicities and skin colours. It is education, circumstances and coincidences that make us good or bad people. There are bad people of all skin colours, social classes and countries. But more good ones than bad.
• Red = life: respect life – your own and that of others.
• Green = nature: respect nature as the basis of all life. Respect the finiteness of resources and that other people also need access to these to live and survive.
• Royal blue = belief: respect people, who believe in a religion as well as those who do not. Beliefs and ideologies that inhibit or endanger others or consider themselves above the law or superior to others are not to be tolerated.
• Turquoise = art: respect the freedom and diversity of art. Oppose all forms of intervention into artistic freedom, including anticipatory obedience. While you do not have to like all art, you should respect its right to exist.
• Orange = health: respect people with and without disabilities. Attempt to see things from other perspectives.