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‘We’ve got a lot of work to do’: Former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. remembers his father
MSNBC· 2026-02-21 22:53
And joining me now is my mentor's so FORMER CONGRESSMAN OF ILLINOIS AND RUNNING AGAIN, AGAIN, JESSE JACKSON, JR. JESSE, THAT WAS YOU AND YOUR SIBLINGS INTRODUCING YOUR FATHER AS A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE AT THE 1988 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN ATLANTA, AMERICA KNOWS YOUR FATHER'S IMPACT ON POLITICS AND CULTURE BUT WHAT DID YOU AND YOUR SIBLINGS SEEING HIM THAT THE PUBLIC MAYBE DIDN'T. REVEREND SHARPTON, FIRST OF ALL, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR HAVING ME ON YOUR PROGRAM.REVEREND JACKSON WAS A SPECIAL KIND OF A PERS ...
Followers to leaders | Madhavan Gunalan | TEDxHimalayan International School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-19 17:13
Good evening all. Today in this session I'm going to share my own experience with the leadership. I do have I'm Madavan. I do have 23 years of experience.I'm currently working as a leader in auto industry. I'm also an author. I'm also a leadership coach.I just start with this question. What if I told you the best leader you ever met might be someone you never heard of. Think for a moment.It may be your high school teacher. The one who found potential in you when you didn't see that potential in you. And the ...
Remembering Who You Were | Kimberly Bryant | TEDxMakerere University Business School
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-17 17:33
I'd like to invite you to take a walk with me back down memory lane. Let's go all the way back to my fifth grade elementary school year at Valentine Elementary School in Memphis, Tennessee, which is my hometown. Every day at 3:00 the school bell rang and all the other kids in my classroom, well, they ran for the door.Lunchboxes flying left and right, already dreaming about those snacks and cartoons that were waiting for them when they got home. You see, I stayed behind after school. Now, I didn't stay behin ...
Green Team | Shakir Michelot | TEDxYouth@Laval
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-17 17:07
Have you ever got in trouble. I'm asking you that question cuz I turn a punishment into a legacy of leadership. And today I'll be telling you how.So, a hot day after finishing one of our school assemblies. They mentioned a punishment that whenever you were in trouble, you had to grab a trash bag and a pair of gloves and pick up trash from outside. For some reason, that one punishment stucked with me the whole day.And when I was making my way outside to go to recess, I passed by the principal office and see ...
Before Us: The Story We Carry | Manassé MONGILI PUATI | TEDxCIU
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-06 16:34
Good evening everyone. Let me just ask you a simple question. Where does your story really begin.Many assume it started with troubled memories or at their birth or even an important moment in your life. Yet our story begins much more earlier. We arrived to this world.According professor James Nesmis, our history begins before we are born. We represent the hereditary influences of our race and our ancestors virtually live in us. His word reveals something profound.The choices, victories, burdens, failures of ...
Art Worth Creating - Syntax: Beyond Perception | LUIS LORENZANA | TEDxImmaculate Conception Academy
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-06 15:59
Hi, good afternoon. I'm Luis. I'm not really good in public speaking.You know, I spend every day of my life daily, 14 hours a day alone in my studio. So, this is something new for me. I would like to talk about um when I was invited to speak here um I was thinking what's the best thing I can share with you.I think that is worth sharing is uh what I went through before I became an artist. My talk is about embracing uniqueness the path to finding your life's vocation. I started my art career uh early 2000s bu ...
If You Can, You Should | Farah Hourani | TEDxKings Academy
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-03 16:53
If you look at history, you'll see a pattern in both the short and long term. Everything repeats in music and fashion. And in the long term, empires rise and fall because they follow the same cycles.But for the first time, we live in a world where we can't guess what tomorrow will look like, whether from AI, politics, or technology moving faster than our minds can keep up. And there are so many things in the world today that we as humans have never had to experience before. And this keeps me up at night.Wha ...
The unexpected gifts of aging | Amazing Tei Street | TEDxKingLincolnBronzevillle
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-22 16:46
How did I get here. How did YOU GET HERE. THAT Deborah Cox song, that's the song I sing every time I look in the mirror and I see this old face staring back at me that I don't recognize.But if I'm honest, it wasn't the old face staring back from the mirror that first gave me an indication that I was getting old. No, it was when I started showing up to events and young people, younger people started using labels to refer to me that I used to use to refer to people that WERE AGING THAT I LOOK UP TO. They star ...
The Khaizaran | Mariam Bin Ashour | TEDxSAIS Sharjah Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-22 16:07
Time to be a stick in a man's hand can do many things. It can unite a community in a dance. It can command respect. It can cause harm.And yet it is just a stick. This stick is what we call aaron in Imirati culture. But what exactly makes the stick powerful.Is it the wood itself. Or is it the hand that holds it. In the UAE, the appears everywhere.In the Ayala and Yola dances, it dances proudly in the air. In the hands of an elder, it's a symbol of wisdom and authority. And in yet another harsher form, it has ...
‘Insecurity & fears over his legacy’: Former GOP advisor on why Trump is putting his name everywhere
MSNBC· 2025-12-20 22:14
It's official. Premiums for 20 million Americans enrolled in the Affordable Care Act will double on average as House Republican leaders passed a health care bill that does not include the enhanced subsidies. This despite an intraarty rebellion where four moderate Republicans join Democrats to force a vote for a three-year extension of those subsidies.Though that's not going to happen until the new year, leaving both sides frustrated. >> It's extraordinary to us. I don't think these people want to win any mo ...