Speaker, educator, and anti-racism activist Jane Elliott, known for her "Blue eyes/Brown eyes" exercise, joins us to talk about the role White women play in education and upholding racist systems. She also shares how to be a true ally in the fight to for a more equitable future. Make sure to subscribe to our Youtube channel and watch part two of the interview as well. 

Jane Crow: Then and Now is a project that looks back in history to understand how (and why) white women as mothers and teachers have played a role in obstructing—and advancing—educational equity and how that history remains alive and active today.