Have you heard of jane Elliot?

Question

The Jane Elliot experiment is the only time I've ever seen Caucasians take direct responsibility for racism. Her experiment was very revealing and effective proving negitive treatment causes negetive behavior,so why hasn't it caused mass reform in society. Just look at all the scrutiny Obama has to endure just because he's half Afro-American. If his views were from a white candidate he'd be winning easily.

Same thing with Tiger Woods. Like a man isn't capable of playing a game because of the color of his skin. The soul food comment and the strange fruit comment. Even in the news, racial crimes are the focus of all reports as if Caucasians are pure and when they do commit crimes psychologist are brought in to offer explanations as if it could not be possible for a white person to misbehave as for the rest of us it's expected of us. Come to think of it rightly so because most crimes of minority are committed out of desperation.When other races do achieve It's obvious they have truly paid the price to arrive.

Answer 1

never heard of her sorry!!

Answer 2

Obama has a lot more problems than the color of his skin.

Answer 3

I've never heard of her, no.

Answer 4

Jane Elliot (born January 17, 1947 in New York, New York) is an Emmy award-winning American actress. She has played Tracy Quartermaine on two TV series: General Hospital (1978-1980, 1989-1993, 1996, 2003-present) and The City (1996-1997), and also won several awards including a Daytime Emmy in 1981 for Best Supporting Actress.

Her career has also extended beyond television appearances to include dramatic roles for film and Broadway, television production credits, and numerous commercial voiceovers. Notable film appearances, for example, include Change of Habit, Some Kind of Wonderful, and Baby Boom. Elliot also produced the daytime series Loving and has provided voiceover talent for Dove soap commercials.

Jane Elliot resides in the Los Angeles area with her daughter, Annie Rose.[citation needed] Her son Adrian resides in San Francisco and attends the San Francisco Art Institute.[citation needed]

[edit] Awards

1981, Daytime Emmy Award, "Outstanding Actress in a Supporting Role in a Daytime Drama Series" for her work on General Hospital

1990, Soap Opera Digest Award, "Outstanding Villainess: Daytime", for Days of our Lives.

1992, Soap Opera Digest Award for "Outstanding Supporting Actress: Daytime", also for GH

[edit] Notable soap roles

General Hospital, Tracy Quartermaine

Knots Landing, Judy Trent, 1980-1981

Guiding Light, Carrie Todd Marler, 1981-1982

All My Children Cynthia Chandler Preston Courtlandt, 1984-1986

Days of our Lives, Anjelica Deveraux, 1987-1989

Answer 5

Oprah Winfrey did an experiment. Unbeknown to her audience she separated them into blue eyes and brown eyes. The brown eyed people were treated like kings and the blue eyes were treated like c**p. The results were amazing.