> cross-generational achievements and accomplishments I think you're trying to say, "having an advantage due to your birth or family." You're really suggesting

> cross-generational achievements and accomplishments I think you're trying to say, "having an advantage due to your birth or family." You're really suggesting that someone's name, address, and gender should be part of the resume evaluation process? Your whole position seems like a thinly veiled endorsement of racism, sexism, and conferring advantages based on your family's accomplishments.