Racial Justice Film Discussion: A Class Divided

9/30/2020

Friday, October 9 • Discussion at 7:00 p.m.
Register: http://bit.ly/rjclassdivided
Watch this documentary from Frontline online and then join the discussion. A Class Divided is a 1985 PBS documentary featuring Iowa educator Jane Elliott reuniting with her class of third graders to discuss their participation in her 1970 exercise on discrimination and privilege. This documentary focuses on their reflections of having been divided into two distinct groups: the children with blue eyes and the children with brown.

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In 2016, the Beloved Community Staff Team was formed at Unity Church to strengthen and coordinate Unity’s anti-racism and multi-cultural work, and to share the stories of this journey with the wider community. We commit to sharing the struggles, the questions, and the collaborations here at Unity and in the wider world of our faith and city. The current members of the team include Rev. Janne Eller-Isaacs, Rev. Rob Eller-Isaacs, Rev. KP Hong, Drew Danielson, Ahmed Anzaldúa, Laura Park, Karen Hering, Angela Wilcox, Pauline Eichten, and Erika Sanders.

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