The document discusses a classroom experiment conducted by Jane Elliot where she treated students differently based on the color of their eyes. The experiment was intended to help those who haven't experienced racism understand what it feels like, and the author believes it had a positive impact on the students by teaching them not to judge people based on attributes like skin color. The experiment is praised for having good intentions and helping people become better by raising awareness of racism.

1. I felt that the experiment helped people that haven't faced racism face and see it first-hand.
I really think the experiment was a good and with good intentions. I truly believed she had
a good impact on those kids’ life. She was showing them you shouldn't treated someone different
just because they are a different color than you are. I think more people should do experiments
like that that help people for the better in the end. Jane Elliot was just a teacher with a dream to
help people on a deeper level. She will be forever known as the woman who created the "blue
eyed/ brown eyed" experiment.