If you raise kids here on the Eastern Seaboard, they've probably taken a field trip to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, or observed Holocaust Remembrance Day in their classroom. We've done the right thing in teaching our children (and hopefully ourselves) to say, "Never again." But we have to understand that "again" won't come with a big bang and a giant sign that says "Human Rights Disaster!" Instead, it comes with these small but accelerating official acts of cruelty until the train is going too fast to stop — and with too many people too afraid to take the very real risk of speaking out to stop it.