On Wed, 25 Jun 1997, Nancy wrote:
> Based on the strong endorsement of "The Color of Fear" in edequity postings, I
> purchased the film and made it available to my Constitutional Law class. It
ha
> d profound impact on the students who viewed it. They did have one question:
> why did the film choose to include men only in the discussion group? Is there
> a comparable discussion among women and/or a mixed gender group? I also have
> now moved from race to gender discrimination in the course, and coming up is
> sexual orientation discrimination. If any members of the list have
suggestions
> regarding other videos that reach issues of sexism or homophobia that are as
> powerful and well done as "The Color of Fear" I would love to have those
sugges
> tions. Thanks! Nancy Dowd, University of Florida College of Law,
dowd@law.ufl
> .edu
>