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18 mag 2018 · THE ANGRY EYE skillfully interweaves the young adults in the exercise with post-session interviews that show the participants struggling to come to terms wit...
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- What Was The Blue Eyes Brown Eyes Experiment?
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In 1968, schoolteacher Jane Elliott decided to divide her classroom into students with blue eyes and students with brown eyes. The experiment, known as Blue Eyes Brown Eyes experiment, is regarded as an eye-opening way for children to learn about racism and discrimination.
It didn’t take long for the children to turn on each other. Kids “on top” would tease the children who were deemed as the inferior group. The kids in the “bottom” group became timider and kept to themselves. Things even got violent at recess. Within a few hours of starting the exercise, Elliott noticed big differences in the children’s behavior and...
In 2001, Jane Elliott recorded The Angry Eye, in which she revised and updated her experiment. This time, the participants weren't a bunch of elementary school children - they were young adults. From the moment the experiment begins, Jane Elliott uses a mean tone to speak to the participants. She says it's because racism, sexism, homophobia, ageism...
Jane Elliot’s work and experiences have made her an authority on education and anti-racism. The following are some of her most insightful quotes on these issues.
To this day, at the age of 86, Jane Elliott continues this work. She has made statements about the increase in hate crimes and racism in recent years. The Blue Eyes Brown Eyes exercise continues to be relevant. The idea of white privilege is closely tied to Elliott’s initial question to her students. Did they know what it was like to be discriminat...
The Angry Eye. Susan Golenbock, William Talmadge, Denis O'Keefe. United States. 2001. 51 min. n.a. Festival history. IDFA 2001. The American teacher Jane Elliott devotes her life to the fight against racism.
She also has conducted the exercise with college students, as seen in the 2001 documentary The Angry Eye.
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24 set 2019 · The Angry Eye, 2001 For those in the mood for a lecture, “The Angry Eye” provides stiff medicine on the psychological assumptions girding racist attitudes and behavior.
THE ANGRY EYE skillfully interweaves the young adults in the exercise with post-session interviews that show the participants struggling to come to terms with their recent experiences.
Taking pigmentation - in this case, eye color - as an arbitrary dividing line, she builds a microcosm of contemporary American society. With startling force and emotional intensity, Elliott demonstrates the effects of racial prejudice, compelling her more privileged participants to live in another world for the longest two and a half hours of ...
