Eons ago, evolution began with the simple bacterium. As it grew, some became more complex, and eventually multicellular organisms came forth from the slime. Still yet, they evolved into higher forms, some unimaginable at the time. One of those forms that evolved from those organisms was man.
Some may think that man's evolutionary period has ended. They would be wrong. As it turns out, man is not done yet. It will never be done. Life will always keep evolving to keep up with the ever-changing world, one which will go on until the universe finally collapses upon itself or somehow the world ends before then. That is a long way away, though, so man continues to grow, continues to learn, continues to change. Every different race owes itself to the evolution of man, since they evolved specifically for their circumstance.
Because there are different races, people look outwardly different. Part of evolution gave man instinctive xenophobia, which meant that anything strange automatically was off-putting and bad to them. Even if it was harmless. However, man has evolved past the stage of blind fear. Or has it?
There are still some out there who believe that anything remotely different from themselves is bad, that some traits do not belong in the world. That they need to be shunned, or even killed because of their difference. Blind hatred still goes on.
Non-humans and halfbreeds within Hogwarts are feeling this blind hatred going their way. That they've been singled out just because they are different or may have an upper hand in terms of evolution. Of course some of it's just superficial hatred of the appearance of the creatures, or the way they act. Really, although sometimes they do kill or hunt or whatever, so do humans. Humans do the same, even more so. It's time for them to take a stand against their oppressors.
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