Yeah, but I don't think that it lies as far in the dead center of that as people, I think, want it to. What I mean by that is the problems that have plagued communities in the United States, not just the black community in the United States, but problems of racism or problems of sexism. The way those get alleviated is people making better choices over time. That's the way those issues get alleviated. When Jews arrived in the United States in the early 20th century to talk with my people, when they came, they were impoverished. They didn't speak the language. They were banned from country clubs. There was open discrimination against them. They were banned from Harvard. Harvard Law school had quotas on Jews. The way to fight against that is to make good decisions. You fight against the system to make sure that the system has rules that apply equally to everyone. Right.