Holocaust Lessons Can Still Be Learned
Prejudice and its Limits.
The Holocaust was a dark page in the world’s history. Optimistically, the world has learned from the mistakes of the Holocaust. However, there is still a large lack of knowledge. The best way to counteract prejudice is to teach those who are uneducated. As one person, it may be impossible to change the world, but if you change the world of one person, the results could be quite promising. I think it’s safe to say that such a castrophe like the Holocaust is in no danger of happening again. In order for it to stay that way, memories of our mistakes and teachings of solutions and knowledge is vital. Prejudice is more than just an adjective – it’s a part of human nature.
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Post Commentladybaby
On May 19, 2009 at 6:55 am
Prejudice is a cancer. It can fester and grow into something evil. We all need to learn how to control it, or it will control us. Very good article.
S M Blomker
On May 19, 2009 at 7:26 am
good piece of writing…some people will not change their thinking about others. All we need to do is ignore those and go about finding our own way to change our thinking.