Assignment #7

Why did she perform the experiment?
She performed the experiment in order to see if the children would react the what other people in the world at that time and prevent that from happening.
What was the impact on the children?
It made them realize how discrimination hurts people and let them walk a mile in other peoples shoes.
What was the impact later as they grew up?
It kept them from becoming racist like some other people growing up at that time.
What was the response of the adults in the 2nd experiment? Why?
At first they didn't appreciate it because it made them feel bad about themselves because they were considered unequal to the other people.

Could this kind of experiment be done today? Why/why not? Should it be? If you were to perform the experiment on anyone, who would it be and why? Remember: This is about race, not class. Don't make this about the nerds vs. the haters. Or teachers vs. students.

I don't think this experiment could be done because in the U.S. there are very few states with discrimination in them. Our state California there are a few people that discriminate. It should be done incertain areas of the contry and even our city. If I had to preform this anyone I would perform it on willing people who would want to see how it feels to be discriminated on by others. I really don't know anyone who would want to do something like this because none of my friends or family discriminate.