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Oprah Winfrey put her audience through a social experiment that puts racism in a new light.
Jane Elliott is an internationally known teacher, lecturer, and diversity trainer.
She helped set up the experiment and played along, explaining that brown-eyed people were smarter.
Those with brown eyes were given preferential treatment by getting to cut the line and offered refreshments.
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