When we speak and listen in a way that preserves the important differences that make each of us who we are, we are respecting

The answer is: Public/People speaking.

Explanation:

Well, the statement mentions the fact of "speaking and listening" respectfully, that means; let the other speaker talk, listen don't just "hear" and pay attention so as to follow-up on the conversation when you consider it's the pertinent time to speak, give opinions, etc... In this case, of course we are respecting the other speaker's opinions, thoughts and words, and consequently in general we may call that public speaking.

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