This document discusses a video where a woman confronts girls about racism by having them experience discrimination based on eye color. The author agrees with the woman's approach, believing it highlights how cruel humans can be to those different from themselves. They argue racism is still prevalent in society today, though it has improved over time, and may never fully disappear. The author concludes the video should be taught in schools to expose viewers to the emotions of discrimination.

1. Blue vs Brown eyes
I liked that this woman goes around doing this. It shows how awful us as a human race can be to
those who are different then us. Yes, she was harsh to those girls, but they can’t imagine how
other races feel. They get that, but ten if not more times worse. It makes me upset when people
no matter what color, make fun of someone else for being the color they are. Everyone is a
human being and I don’t think a lot of people think that way. When that girl walked out of the
session, she had a right to get yelled at by the woman. In life you can’t just walk out when
things get bad. You have to stick through it and hope it gets better with time. Racism is better
than is was before, but it still isn’t gone. I highly believe that it will never be gone. It might get
better over time to where only a few will believe in it still, but maybe we will learn to get along
and stop the foolishness. I personally think that this experiment should be either taught at
schools or at least everyone should watch it. It is very emotional to see what goes on behind the
curtains.