“The price of hating other human beings is loving oneself less. “ - Eldridge Cleaver History in short, is a bucket full of loathe. For most of our time on this planet, centuries, years, days and from minutes to seconds, we have failed to bridge a gap between each other. Instead, we have built walls that have bifurcated civilization, prosecuting the trespassers and those who dare challenge our place in society. Not a day, in almost every year has gone by, without us as a race collectively living in consonance. We have always disagreed and found ways to repress the other when there has been no reason to. Talking about hate and our inability to work together as one, we focus on the events that have occurred on this very day in the past, events that have wounded many and left everlasting scars. From the moment in 1917, when United States President Woodrow Wilson declared war on Germany, a decision that shaped the very outcome of the First World War, considering they had held a neutral position for almost two years as the war went on, to the Vietnam War that resulted in the loss of more than a million people. One thing’s for sure is that history repeats and so does our mistakes- a loop that we have failed time and time again to assimilate.