Dignity means knowing that every person has worth and deserves respect. It is what makes us human. When we treat others kindly and stand up for what is right, we show that we understand the meaning of dignity. It is not about money, power, or looks. It is about how we treat people and how we respect ourselves. Dignity helps us build strong character and true confidence in life.
I believe dignity begins with small things. When we listen to someone instead of judging them, when we help a classmate who feels left out, or when we say sorry after hurting someone, we are showing dignity. These actions might seem simple, but they make a big difference. They remind us that respect and kindness are the base of a good life and good relationships.
In school and at home, we meet people who think or act differently from us. Even if we disagree with them, we should still treat them with respect. That is what dignity is about.
If everyone cared about dignity, the world would be more peaceful and fair. No one would feel less important, and everyone would feel safe to be themselves. Dignity defines who we are and guides us toward a better future.
Khaldun Sohail Khan (7th A)