I think this is inevitable too, but... maybe politically incorrectly... maybe we should acknowledge it and roll with it, and help people with worse genes however we can, but encourage genetic modification for future generations?

I don't think this idea of "gene blindness" can really work, long term. We're lying ourselves when we say all people are created equal. They very much are not. That's the whole point of genetics.

But we can still say "but they still deserve respect, compassion, and equal treatment." That applies whether theu are disadvantaged due to race (itself genetic, though more plainly obvious), hormonal (sex and some birth defects), upbringing, culture, whatever.

I'm totally for opening up the genome for cross-examination and all the hard social questions that will necessarily come wit it, rather than avoiding the topic and pretending like it's not a thing.

Social norms will just change over time. Better understanding and usage of our genes can actually advance the species (and hopefully societies with it).