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<div>I understand your point(s), and I wouldn't say that I disagree. When there is no point to be made is when we will have finally evolved. I am happy for her, just like I would be happy for any home coming queen. The fact that we (people) think that the show of support is needed is the problem. Me personally, I don't want to treat her special, because she isn't ... she is normal. Isn't that the way it should be? ... treating everyone like they are normal because they "are". When we (people) stop believing it necessary to shine a light on acts of acceptance will be the point that society in general catches up to the way I think, and the way I think it should be.
 
I understand we aren't there yet, and I have to admit that I didn't read the article. I would rather there be no article to read in the first place. I don't want to believe her winning home coming queen was any form of a gesture of her classmates support for anything less than what it should be for any other young lady that will or has won home coming queen. We don't have to make it different, we have to make it normal.
 

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