Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier? A. When Muffin was a kitten, I bottle-fed him.

B. Jack ate a bowl of hot oatmeal for breakfast on Wednesday.

C. Gazing out the kitchen window, I felt really restless.

D. Made of a quick-dry fabric, I changed my shirt to play soccer.

Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?

C. Gazing out the kitchen window, I felt really restless.

This video features Jane Elliott's famous, yet controversial, "Blue Eyes / Brown Eyes" exercise. Elliott originally designed the exercise in the 1960s as a way to illustrate the inhumanity, the irrationality, and the immorality of racism, a system that, as her experiment has shown, people quite readily endorse. At that time, Elliott was a third grade school teacher in an all-white Iowa town, and she wanted her students to understand the arbitrary and unfair treatment associated with judging people based on the color of their skin. To do this, she developed an exercise that subjected her white students to this type of treatment, so they could experience it first-hand. While her original exercise was developed during a time of overt racism characterized by 1960s America, her contemporary workshops reveal how racism continues to operate in more covert ways in present-day multicultural societies.