In this clip from the 1990s, anti-racism campaigner Jane Elliott asks a white audience to stand if they’d be happy to be treated like Black people in society. No one stands. The silence says it all. That same silence exists today — in how immigrants, Muslims, and other minorities are treated. If you wouldn’t accept it for yourself, why accept it for others? | Truth Against Hate

“We thought we stopped Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream by killing him, but his dream is more alive now than it was when he was living. And we have proof of it by what's going on in every major city in the United States of America right now," said Jane Elliott, a UNI alumna known for her anti-racist training efforts. Her ideas and old interviews have gone viral in recent weeks, landing her on "The Tonight Show" earlier this month. Full story: https://bddy.me/2B31OES More Jane Elliott videos: https