I have to agree with you there. That comes back to the biggest problem when dealing with any group of people: No two people are alike, despite whatever label y

I have to agree with you there. That comes back to the biggest problem when dealing with any group of people: No two people are alike, despite whatever label you give them. There will always be exceptions, and no list of simple statements will cover all of them. However, that doesn't mean that an effort to compile a reasonable set of standards based on inputs from a large number of that group can't make significant strides in improving their situation, which is what really should be the focus.