America remains a land divided by racial and ethnic tensions, despite many good intentions. Face to Face takes an honest look at the barriers that block racial reconciliation in communities and organizations. Your students will hear from people who are squarely facing up to their prejudices and their differences. They will learn from the example of people in multi-ethnic communities who are openly dealing with this enduringly difficult issue. This video points out the pitfalls that hinder progress--and it invites viewers to become engaged partners in the work of racial and ethnic reconciliation.

Teachers tell us:
"Individual interviews got message across." - Teacher/Coach South Carolina
" The teacher liked the point about having to socialize to really learn about other cultures." - Counselor, Oklahoma

Student reactions:
"The students really enjoyed this video. Several of them stated they had experienced similar situations."
"They listened then they discussed at great length their own prejudices and feelings..."
"One student said you can't love God if you hate your brother."