Fifty-two minutes capture Jane Elliott's blue-eyed/brown-eyed experiment conducted with college students from various racial and ethnic backgrounds.
Synopsis
Fifty-two minutes capture Jane Elliott's blue-eyed/brown-eyed experiment conducted with college students from various racial and ethnic backgrounds.
Synopsis
Jane Elliott conducts her blue-eyed/brown-eyed experiment with college students in a classroom setting. The exercise, designed to illustrate the effects of discrimination, divides participants based on eye color. Elliott, an educator known for her work on prejudice, facilitates discussions among students from various backgrounds. The documentary captures their reactions and reflections during the experiment, which takes place in 2001. Directed by Susan A. Golenbock, the film runs for 52 minutes and presents a stark look at bias and its impact on individuals.
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Why Watch
- See Jane Elliott's eye color experiment in action.
- Meet students confronting their biases directly.
- Find out how discrimination affects diverse groups.
Did You Know
- The documentary is 52 minutes long.
- Jane Elliott conducted her experiment with college students.
- The film was directed by Susan A. Golenbock in 2001.
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The Angry Eye was directed by Susan A. Golenbock.
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The Angry Eye has a duration of 52 minutes.
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Jane Elliott is the main cast member in The Angry Eye.
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