fys 100

1. Julie Kitchen
FYS110
The video was very interesting to me, especially the fact people were so upset, even realizing it was just
an exercise, they still couldn't hold back their emotions. In some way, I felt it was because it hit home with
them. I was surprised to hear so much bigotry still existed. I honestly have not witnessed it myself for
many years, but I am aware if it doesn't happen to me personally, that's probably why. I thought it was a
little rough and she was very harsh, but it wouldn't have been as successful had she not been. I don't
understand the idea of bigotry, as I have always thought people who are different in any way are so
interesting. Those kids won't forget what they learned I am sure. Hopefully, they will use it to change and
to help others change. I think those of us who do not have any feelings of bigotry at all would find out
some things about ourselves we didn't realize, if we were to also take part in such an exercise.