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Works explorer

A Class Divided

United States, 1985
film

Jane Elliott divided her classroom into blue-eyed and brown-eyed children to teach them the degrading effects of discrimination. “A Class Divided”..

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You Might Think You're Superior (Captioned)

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New classroom: a study in classroom dynamics

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