
I ask Dima what he thinks about equal opportunities. Dima thinks. Then he says, clarifying me: "To study?" “And to study too,” I agree.
In general, “equal opportunities” is a paradoxical concept. Adults know that such, to be honest, does not happen. All are born in different weight categories, to say about further life. But in global ideas about justice, equal opportunities are a point of support that distributes, if not identical bonuses from fate, then at least an equal start at this distance.
For Sasha Lebedeva, the mother of 8-year-old Dima, who, from birth, has a diagnosis of cerebral palsy, equal opportunities-this is the adoption by the company of her son without discounts on the diagnosis.
The fact that this is not so, Sasha once learned from her daughter Dasha, who told how the boys tease Dimka in the courtyard and do not take him into general games. And he, in general, is not particularly offended, because evil, as an inevitable enzyme of society, is not clear to him. A loving family can insure much from a lot, however, not indefinitely.

After a couple of days, Nikolai taught Dima to ride a scooter in the courtyard. Sasha then thought that society, apparently, also needs to be more often reminded of the basic priority of equal opportunities.
The other day, in the horse -sports club on the “glider” there was a children's holiday about the opening of the public organization “Horse -Sports Club of the Moscow Region“ Equal Oppowers ”. This is a small club so far, but healthy children and disabled people will be engaged in it. Sasha is full of different ideas: “We will be engaged in the creation of a summer camp, we will try to make a joint project with the center of social adaptation of the“ Ski of Dream ”Sergey Belogolovtsev, who is also invented to rehabilitate children with disabilities.” Sasha is looking for philanthropists, but for now he invests his own money in the club. She is sure that not only education, but also the whole life should be inclusive. Then the society does not have to remind about equal opportunities.
Such a story.