[... Ah. So there is discrimination there, as well, even in the home that Kaveh speaks of with so much love. It speaks well to him, she thinks, that he's so honest about it. That he sees it so clearly.

Those who don't, she finds, tend to beget it.

She smiles at him then, unflinchingly.]

You said they "were" discriminated against. So even if they're not always welcomed now... does that mean it's getting a little better?