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“Say This, Not Diss”: The Story About Our Accents | Jennifer Xu | TEDxShanghai American School Puxi
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-21 15:34
[Applause] For as long as I can remember, babbling a Chinese accent has been a humongous part of learning English in my family. Take my sister for example. She's 12 years older than me and she grew up attending a local Chinese school until just before her early teens and then she transferred to an international school.Of course, I was too young to really witness this firsthand, but one of the stories about that transition will always stick with me. When she began attending a new school, it was terribly hard ...
Solo Date: How Going Out Alone Can Shape Culture | Briana Leong | TEDxUKM
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-20 15:50
Okay. Hello. Good morning.Right. All right. So, my name is Brianna Leo.Um, sometimes my friends call me Bri. And today I want to talk about what I've been doing since the beginning of this year, going out on solo dates, and how going out alone can shake culture. Okay.So, hi. My name is Bri and every week I bring myself out on a solo day. This is the opening live of a video series I've been doing since January 2025.So, the formula is this. Every weekend, I would clear out my schedule. I would pick something ...
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Nick Szabo· 2025-10-19 23:28
RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@gaulicsmith They have a point. Most genuine culture in most parts of the world was buried by Hollywood and pop music during the latter half of the 20th century. ...
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Nick Szabo· 2025-10-19 22:55
RT Ageesen (@AgeesenSri)@NickSzabo4 @gaulicsmith The broadcast era destroyed culture worldwide. The internet era is fragmenting whatever culture existed into more extreme micro-culture networks. ...
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-10-18 19:17
In Queens, New York’s largest, most diverse borough, the whole world isn’t just represented—it’s cooked, plated and shared. Our travel editor set out to see just how much of the globe he could sample in one day-long food crawl. https://t.co/8u9bExrxTd https://t.co/tfk55CXyx0 ...
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GEM HUNTER 💎· 2025-10-18 08:39
☀️ GM legends@kloutgg never sleepsKLOUT isn’t just another platformit’s where culture meets value,where your voice fuels the next market move,So rise up, post based,and let your presence shape the flow.Stay Klouted ...
¿Cómo nuestras raíces son brújula para volver a nosotros? | Betsayda Machado | TEDxAltamira Women
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:23
Cultural Identity and Tradition - The presentation emphasizes the importance of tradition and roots in personal and national identity, particularly for Venezuelan migrants [1][2] - It highlights the role of cultural expression, such as music and dance (Quichimba), in maintaining connection to one's heritage [1][3] - The narrative underscores the power of tradition to inspire action and community building, exemplified by the establishment of a dining hall for underweight children in El Clavo [1] Migration and Return - The experience of Venezuelan migrants in Miami is depicted, showing their longing for home and cultural connection [1] - The story illustrates how experiencing Venezuelan culture abroad can reignite a desire to return and contribute to the country's rebuilding [1] - The presentation suggests that reconnecting with one's roots can provide a sense of purpose and direction, leading to a decision to return to Venezuela [1] Community and Collaboration - The speaker's personal journey from El Clavo to Caracas highlights the challenges and adaptations required when moving to a new environment [1] - The importance of community involvement and collective effort is emphasized, particularly in initiatives like the dining hall project [1] - The presentation promotes the idea that tradition can serve as a guiding force, fostering unity and driving progress within a community [1]
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Nick Szabo· 2025-10-15 05:51
RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Alas, whatever the unique genetic combination was that gave rise to their genius, it seems to have been dispersed.As for their culture, their language was Indo-European and most of their gods resembled northern European gods more than Middle Eastern ones. No doubt they borrowed much from their millenia-old civilization neighbors, but they took it to unprecedented levels: natural explanations for phenomena previously explained by gods, proofs of math formulae previously just used a ...
National Museum of the Latino faces uncertainty as Trump targets Smithsonian
NBC News· 2025-10-11 02:51
The wheels, the engines, the hydraulics. Crowds gathering for a festival to celebrate Mexican-American lowriting culture in the nation's capital. The event organized in part by the National Museum of the American Latino, a branch of the Smithsonian.Established by Congress in 2020, the museum doesn't have a physical location yet. >> My name is Jorge Samano. Founding director Jorge Samanilo says the festival is part of the museum's mission to honor the culture and contributions of Latinos across the country.> ...
Homogeneous social relations, common language and understanding | Rashid Kakavand | TEDxOmid
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-10 16:43
[موسیقی] گاه زخمی که به پا داشتام زیر و بمهای زمین را به من آموخته است. فکر میکردم که چهجوری صحبتمو شروع کنم. همین جا که من نگه داشتن که اینو روشنش کنن این شعر سراب سپری به ذهنم رسید آقای دکتر شیری کجا میشه آقا سن که از ۵۰ بگذره این میشه حالا برسه به ۵۰ که اونه من فکر نمیکردم تنها کسیهم که باید بشینم وگرنه نمیگفتن برای من صندلی بذارن ولی خب اینجوری راحتتره قراره حالا حالاها من صحبت کنم چون دیگه آخر جلسه هم هست دیگه بعضی جلسات با دعوا تموم میشه حالا این جلسه انشاالله بهخیر و خوشی خیلی از صبح از ظهر در ...