Oct 15, 2007 - Des Moines, IA For Chief Red Hawk, diversity can be seen as two sides of the same coin. Where many might see only differences, he believes similarities also play into divergent cultural relationships and diversity. Red Hawk was the keynote speaker Monday at Iowa's Mosaic Diversity Conference in Des Moines at the Polk County Convention Complex. For Red Hawk, differences and similarities help to define what diversity means. He said that any time two people are standing next to each other, there is diversity because no two people are exactly alike. Red Hawk is a Cherokee from North Carolina. He said he is related to the Oklahoma Cherokee, and because they are the same tribe with different histories, they illustrate his point about similarity and difference. His inclusive framing of the politically-correct buzz-word helped many in attendance understand another side of relationships. He followed his keynote speech with a workshop titled "A Motivational Approach...