In the period of a few years, five to six million Jews died at a time named the Holocaust. The Holocaust was orchestrated by the Nazi and their leader, Adolf Hitler. After Germany lost World War 2 and the Jews were freed from concentration camps, everyone had one question on their mind: Could someone like Hitler happen again? The answer is yes, someone like Hitler could happen once more. If someone like Hitler could happen again because people have prejudice against other people all around the world, people are climbing up the pyramid of hate and it has happened multiple times in other places of the world. First, someone like Hitler could happen again because people have prejudice against other people all around the world. An example of this is found in the short film, Teen Files: The Truth About Hate. In Teen Files, it gives an example of a school that has two different types of races going there. The races have a grudge against the other because of their lack of information. Another example is found in the article, “School Climate Assessment”, it shows how in the high schools of Pocatello that the students there have seen prejudice against almost everyone in their school. They see people disliking colored people and hating those who don’t fit their version of the world. People …show more content…
One example is found in the pyramid of hate itself. It shows that it starts out with bias. As that bias grows, they ascend the pyramid of hate to acts of violence. As well as the pyramid of hate, there is an example in the book, The Wave. In The Wave, it starts with a history teacher trying to teach his students a lesson. It starts with an organization, later it spreads across the school. Next, there came reports of people being beaten up because they were not part of the organization. If no one stops this ascending of hate, someone like Hitler could happen not just once, but many