If a parent is prejudiced then the children will learn from them and grow up that way. Children also pick up on the media, teachers, and famous people's beliefs. The way to create a future where prejudicial beliefs are not found is to educate the children. Adults aren't going to change their views easily and without a fight, but children will. Most adults are prejudiced because their parents were, and their parents were, and so forth up the line.
History repeats itself.
People don't believe that what happened or happens to other races or religions could happen to them. If people experience persecution against them they will more likely not be prejudiced. They also don't believe that what happened fifty years ago, or even twenty-five years ago could happen today. I believe I could make a positive legacy and help stop prejudice and hatred by talking to children about being prejudiced. I could also stand up for what I believe in if something is going on that isn't right.