Thank you for your good response. However, I have to say that in my opinion, who she is or how she came about is irrelevant to me and most of the people of the world. What is important is the symbolism and what it means to me and everyone else. She symbolizes freedom and liberty, not for one race or ethnicity but for all and she has been seen that way by the world. Have we had growing pains and difficulties living up to the ideals? Of course we have, we are all human and that carries a lot of baggage into the equation. Even when there is a very simple and noble action or symbol or ideal, I will never understand the desire of many to parse the issue or read more into the gesture, etc. than is there. I accept the actuality rather than question things that are not displayed.