"On Being Included" by Sara Ahmed is a significant academic book that addresses the issues of racism and diversity in institutional contexts. Ahmed, a professor of Race and Cultural Studies at Goldsmiths University of London, examines how the concept of diversity is often used as a substitute for genuine change. She highlights the mechanisms through which diversity is discussed in institutions and questions how these discussions frequently lead to issues of racism being perceived as inappropriate or out of place. The book provides a critical analysis of the social dynamics at play within institutions and encourages reflection on the actual impacts of diversity initiatives. It is an essential work for anyone engaged in social sciences, sociology, and anthropology, seeking to develop a deeper understanding of the challenges and contradictions in addressing diversity and racism.