Respect

Well, daily we hear increasingly more cases of people who are discriminated against for some reason or another.the sad reality is that this gets to the point that the victim was suicide. today people no longer take the time to teach their children the values ​​that are necessary for living together full. Respect is one of the values ​​needed to live in peace every day of our private lives.

Respect is the act of accepting different qualities, different characteristics of the other person, respect is very difficult to achieve because there are a lot of discrimination and lack of respect but we will succeed if we do our part.
We are going to tell You a story about a Girl named Brenda, which situacion was'nt very enviable.
Brenda lived with her parents in a house located in a small beach. She went to tHe school like every normal girl, but her situation was different.
Brenda born with a discapacitie that maked her body get red each time she gets much time on the sun must of her skin got red. That was the problem. Other people didn't understood that she has a problem since she was born, in consequence of that, the long bothered reached the level of violence give physically.
Brenda used to try to ignore the insults and aggressions of other people to her, but sometimes it seemed impossible to achieve. She was looking for a way to find a solution to make others understand that their problem was not contagious, and there was nothing wrong, but every time she tried, she ended only hurt more. One day Brenda came home from school with an expression too sad. Her mother asked what was happening, and Brenda told him everything that happened at school.
Her mother told her that she was going to speak with the principal, for fixing the situation that was making Brenda sad.
The next day Brenda's mom Went to the school for geting a date with the principal. 
When the principal arrived, they started talking. Brenda's mother told the situation to te principal, who told her that they was going to talk with the guys.
That same Day, the principal