How Did The Rwandan Genocide Happened?

There have been many Genocides throughout the years. The Rwandan Genocide and the Aborigine generational killing are just two. The Rwandan Genocide was a small scale civil war between the Tutsis and Hutus from Rwanda. While Belgium took control of Rwanda it granted the Tutsis wealthier lives, yet when they relinquished power and the Hutus no longer had restriction the Hutus they started a war. The Aboriginal killing continues on. The goal has been to remove every generation of children from the Aborigines and force them to forget their culture. Both sources; “Rwanda: How the Genocide happened” by the editors at BBC and “Australia’s 'sanitized' Genocide against Aborigines in the 21st century” written by the editors at Khamenei.Ir. show that people from various cultures should not have to live their lives in fear, and do not deserve to be hated.
In Rwanda the Hutus and Tutsis originally were at the same wealth and quality of life. However when Belgium took over they chose to give power to the Tutsis. Belgium eventually relinquished power and let the Hutus wage war on the Tutsis. The Tutsis were scared all because someone else had chosen to give them money, land, and education. Hutus had turned against their own because there was a change. Since the Tutsis had the privilege of wealthier lives the Hutus had resentment and envy. It wasn’t necessary for the Hutus to burn down Tutsi villages, and force others to watch as their friends and loved ones were killed. The fear of change in any instance causes pain in unimaginable