Jane Elliott Explains Why Racism Persists and How We Can End It

What if everything we thought we knew about race was a construct designed to divide? In this powerful episode of Earth Xperiences, we sit down with Jane Elliott, renowned educator, activist, and creator of the iconic "Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes" exercise, to confront the deep roots of racism and explore what it truly means to embrace the idea of "one race, the human race."

Elliott takes us through her decades-long journey of challenging systemic racism, breaking societal norms, and educating generations on the importance of empathy, equity, and unity. From her groundbreaking classroom experiment in 1968 to her ongoing work dismantling prejudice, this conversation pushes listeners to rethink their perceptions and learn from even the most uncomfortable truths.

Key Highlights:

• The origins of the "Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes" experiment and its enduring impact.
• Why the concept of race is a myth, and how it perpetuates division.
• The importance of unlearning prejudice to create a truly inclusive society.
• Jane Elliott’s critiques of education systems, language, and societal structures.
• Actionable steps to challenge racism and promote unity in everyday life.

About Jane Elliott: Jane Elliott is a globally recognized speaker and educator who has spent over 50 years advocating for racial equality. Her work has been featured in major publications, documentaries, and programs worldwide, inspiring countless individuals to confront and unlearn bias.

Learn More About Jane Elliott:

• Official Website: janeelliott.com
• Facebook: Jane Elliott Profiles
• Twitter: @JaneElliott
• LinkedIn: Jane Elliott