Racism: Ethnicity Differences
...heir point of view. First the teacher told the class that children with blue eyes were more superior to children with brown eyes. Children with blue eyes were given more privileges, such as having more recess time and having more lunch than children with brown eyes. What was surprising was how quickly young children were taught to destroy friendships and looking down on others due to the color of eyes. The teacher was trying to prove a point; that differences make people unique and people should not hate each other because of the color of skin. Brown Eyes, Blue Eyes proved a crucial point. You should respect the differences of others rather than making fun of them or discriminating against them. The teacher also taught her third graders that people of a different color were smarter than a group of people with another color that included skin, eyes, and race. Many students in the classroom connected wi...