This is not about special treatment.

What makes AIDS hard to deal with is the remaining prejudice and unreasonable fear. Even today, 20 years after the epidemic started, a number of people have still not been personally affected and remain uninformed and reluctant to address the issue seriously.

Small businesses can less afford to have coworker complaints, negative offhand remarks and other fear-based behavior because those remarks have a bigger impact than at large companies.

If you have a business with 20 people and they are typical of most Americans, they will generally support fairness. However, a minority of them will have real attitude problems.

Keep our water treatment plant, ... Don't go with the regional system.

If people and governments have money to spend on animals and the humane treatment of animals, they will. But in Mexico and a lot of other countries, that's sometimes not an option.