Overview
One day in 1968, Jane Elliott, a teacher in a small, all-white Iowa town, divided her third-grade class into blue-eyed and brown-eyed groups and gave them a daring lesson in discrimination. This is the story of that lesson, its lasting impact on the children, and its enduring power 30 years later.
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3 - 1Vietnam Under Communism January 15, 1985 -
3 - 2Shootout on Imperial Highway (1) January 22, 1985
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3 - 3Shootout on Imperial Highway (2) January 29, 1985
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3 - 4The Lifer and the Lady February 05, 1985
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3 - 5The Child Savers February 12, 1985
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3 - 6Down for the Count February 19, 1985
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3 - 7Retreat from Beirut February 26, 1985
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3 - 8Buying the Bomb March 05, 1985
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3 - 9A Class Divided March 26, 1985 -
3 - 10Potomac Fever April 02, 1985
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3 - 11Crisis in Central America 1: Yankee Years April 09, 1985
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3 - 12Crisis in Central America 2: Castro's Challenge April 10, 1985
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3 - 13Crisis in Central America 3: Revolution in Nicaragua April 11, 1985
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3 - 14Crisis in Central America 4: Battle for El Salvador April 12, 1985
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3 - 15Men Who Molest April 16, 1985
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3 - 16Catholics in America: Is Nothing Sacred? April 23, 1985
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3 - 17The American Way of War April 30, 1985
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3 - 18Memory of the Camps May 07, 1985 -
3 - 19You Are in the Computer May 14, 1985
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3 - 20What About Mom and Dad? May 21, 1985
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3 - 21Breaking the Bank May 28, 1985
