In reply to Stefan Lalev.

Stefan

You raise a good point. We are all usually born with two arms, two legs, a head and a torso. However, some of us are Black, Asian, gay, short, tall, male, female, athletic, introverted or other characteristic. Because of these variations and differences people are valued differently. Because of these differences people may be hired, fired, promoted or even their compensation may be different than others who have the same two legs, two arms, head and torso. A woman may be hired for less compensation than a man who has the same experience and qualifications.

As a young teen I was denied service as a restaurant because I was black. Can you imagine how you would feel if you were denied access because your name is Stefan? How valued and respected, equal and proud would you feel? How much pride would you feel if you are constantly told or given the feeling that you are not smart enough, fast enough, etc to be whatever you might endeavor to be?

But then again, you have two arms, two legs, a head and torso. I guess that is all it takes to make us all equal.