
Join Leadership DeKalb for “A Class
Divided”
Documentary and Conversation on Diversity
and Inclusion
Cornerstone Bank, Community Room,
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 - 7-9 p.m. – Free
In
1968, innovative
Following
the assassination of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., Ms. Elliott devised an
exercise to help her students better understand racism and discrimination in
The
next day, the treatment of the groups was reversed. Needless to say, the
complete experiment changed the lives of all involved. Because Elliott believed
so strongly in the value of the exercise, she continued it every year until
1984 when she quit teaching. Elliott says, “to be an educator, and not merely a
teacher, one must lead people out of ignorance.”
Join
us for this meaningful look at diversity and inclusion! Popcorn and drinks will
be served. Please let us know if you are coming by e-mailing bethjansa@leadershi
The program is free, but space is limited. Parking
is available in the deck directly behind the bank. The Community Room entrance
is at the back of the bank building.
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