Racial equality rather than gender equality should be the main priority for a country leader. It is undoubtedly true that every country leader should fight racial inequality, so that all the people, whatever race they are or whatever language they speak, have the same rights, such as education or health care. But it is also known that gender equality should be guaranteed, so that our countries are as developed are they are supposed to be. In Spain, the number of women killed due to gender violence is frighteningly increasing every year. And what is more, nowadays teenagers are thought to be more sexist than they were twenty years ago. Therefore, we ought to wonder if our society is evolving in a correct way. Laws state that women have the same rights and opportunities as men, with regard to education, job and other issues. However, in practice, people realise that this is not true. For some women, for instance, is still difficult to find a job in business, especially if they are expected to have children. As for racial inequality, it is a well known fact that inmigrants don't have the same opportunities to find a job, for example, as Spanish people. They are sometimes rejected just because of their race. Moreover when they find one, it will probably be a bad job. So governments should make a huge effort to control and punish all these kinds of inequalities, if we want our country to be really developed. We should value people for what they are, not for their appearance. To sum up, as far as I am concerned, no country leader should choose between one of these issues, but both of them ought to be achieved.