The Pitch Of A Voice

The natural pitch of a person's voice can affect how they are thought about.

However, the natural pitch of a person's voice shouldn’t affect how that person is viewed—their inner person and attributes shouldn’t be judged by that. 

Christians,

An overlooked aspect of viewing people equitably concerns the pitch of their voice—how high or low it is.  However, even though the pitch of a person's voice is not commonly discussed in relation to how to see and treat people fairly, it is highly relevant.  People may not talk about it much, but the natural pitch of a person’s voice can have a strong effect on how they are viewed.

It also needs to be noted that this issue more often relates to male voices, although it can relate to women’s voices as well.  When it comes to the pitch of a male voice, a voice that strikes a listener as noticeably higher or lower than what they are used to hearing can give them a negative mental reaction.  This negative reaction can hold true for either pitch, high or low.  Some people view a particularly high male voice negatively while others view a particularly low male voice negatively.  The bottom line is that people shouldn’t do that. 

One reason people may have a negative reaction to a certain pitch of a male voice includes social understandings related to gender.  However, the natural pitch of a person's voice shouldn’t affect how that person is viewed—their inner person and attributes shouldn’t be judged by that.  It is one of those answers that sounds obvious to many people when discussed, but the issue remains a problem until it is brought up.  This is also one of many social teachings for Christians to be aware of that is also valuable for non-Christian members of the public to understand.