Respecting the difference between people

Hello, everybody. My name is Ellie. Today I'm going to talk to you about respecting
differences between people. Because it makes me terribly angry and terribly sad that
some people think they're not important as others just because they're different.
Some people have different problems and differences. However, they deserve to be
treated the same like us and we need to help them. We need to give them a hand. A
very good way to help is just by respecting them. For example, when I see them look
weird, I wouldn't laugh at them. I would laugh with them. Stand up for yourself. And if
you're brave enough, stand up for others. Also, I knew we all have abilities. Well,
that's the first thing you need to recognize: recognize your abilities, and then work on
your weaknesses.
I understand we all might feel very scared or very shy to tell a smart friend that your
smart right? But I would tell you something. Just don't keep it secret. Stop comparing
others, compliment them instead. Remember, we're all different. Furthermore, we
also need to understand their background, their problems
How many of you have been vaccinated when you were smaller? I could guess all of
you. I could also guess you've got a lot of pain Just like I understand your
background, you need to understand others' background. We need to understand
their culture. For example, Indians don't eat beef that make them different
Another example, their emotions. Well, if you're nervous or shy, you might sweat or
something similar, right? In addition, others might have a medical situation.
We could also have a problem of just having one arm or one leg or no arms or no
legs or only one ear. However, we need to treat others the way we would like to be
treated.
To conclude, as I said before, some people have different problems, abilities and
weaknesses that we need to understand and respect. But why do we need to respect
others? In my opinion, we need to respect others because at the end, we all have the
same value. Thank you for listening to my speech.
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