As I have already said such people against their own will become marginal and do not have equal possibilities to realize their formal rights and personal aptitudes. I even can?™t divide them into two separate categories because they have common problems which they have to cope with and not so many people really want to help them. I think that many people observed such situations when people step aside with disgust when they come across a person who has, for example, some mental disease or who wears shabby old clothes. But what is the most terrifying for me is the realization of the fact that these people are not guilty in their helpless position and they practically do not have a chance to change it for better because they cannot compete with those who have better opportunities to realize their life chances. The reasons for this are quite obvious. Firstly, poor or disabled people do not have a real chance to receive a good education though there may be some exceptions but not numerous. But even if they study they cannot do it like others do. For example, handicapped students need some special conditions and very often special equipment as well as they need specially trained teachers who could work with them. As for poor people, it is really difficult to study when you don?™t have any prospects and when you are not sure that you could attend school next day because you had to earn money to live. One may say that government or educational establishments must provide equal opportunities for all students but in real life we have the most prestigious schools and universities for upper classes and schools in suburbs where education has a superficial character.