The teacher, Jane Elliott, repeated the exercise in subsequent years. In 1970, a documentary called Eye of the Storm was made of one of Elliott's exercises. A Class Divided, made in 1985, updates Elliott's unique lesson in a blend of film from the original documentary, a reunion of the former third-graders from the 1970 documentary, and clips from a workshop Elliott gave to prison guards and correctional officers during which she conducted the same exercise. This video has won two Silver Awards at the International Film and Television Festival of New York. Babakiueria offers a unique way of looking at racism in our society.
Domino presents the poignant stories of six interracial peoples' quest to forge their own identity.
Domino explores the issues of identity, cultural isolation and the search for community. Appropriate for university and senior high school classrooms. It features interviews with people who have been racially harassed at work and with union representatives, and gives examples of what employees, employers and unions can do to eliminate race discrimination. Recommended for both management and unions. On a trip to a bus stop three boys racially harass Rhonda and Angela.