Belittle, Hate In Edgar Allan Poe's Hatred

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Our world thrives when we have diversity and inclusivity combining different cultures and ideas that shapes and expands our world’s horizons often taking us out of our comfort zones. Cultures can only flourish when its people are open to new ideas and the uniqueness others bring to the table. Hatred stems from ignorance and from which enables an ever expanding cycle of more hatred. It’s time for people to really see and understand those with they choose to ignore, belittle, hate because they choose to remain ignorant. If they truly opened their hearts and minds they would find that we all want the same basic things in life, to provide for our families to the best of our abilities, to be a part of a community where we are valued and to give

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