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Learning from Parental Imperfection | IyanuOluwa Adebayo | TEDxAvi Cenna Intl School
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-02 15:58
[Music] Good day everyone. It's a very chilling morning. My name is Adaran as I was introduced and I'm here to talk to you all about learning from parents imperfections. Mos once said, "Parenting is the easiest thing in the world to have an opinion about but the hardest thing in the world to do and he was absolutely right. We all have opinions on what makes good parents. We say, "I'll never talk to my child that way or my kid will never do that." But when it becomes our turn, we realize how heavy the respon ...
The Becoming Benchmark | Chimezie Nwabueze | TEDxBAU Cyprus
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-25 15:56
How many times have you gotten to the accomplishment of your perhaps only to realize I think it's okay only to realize that you still felt empty or unfulfilled? It could be a job position, a degree, certain number on social media, or maybe a material acquisition or possession. And granted, for a few days or weeks, the excitement might still be high, but then after that, you ask yourself, is that it? Was that all I was striving for? I mean, you expected that he was going to be the game changer for your life. ...
You Are A Character, Not A Person | Ryo Fox | TEDxYouth@AASSofia
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-18 16:24
What does Mean Girls, High School Musical, and Greece have in common, excluding the fact that they're all musicals. Is it the theme, the titles, the colors. Think about it for a moment.While there are many right answers, the one that I'm going to focus on today is The People. While not only do these three films take place in school, they also all harbor some great examples of stereotypes, especially many school kids stereotypes. Even if you haven't watched the movie, just from these images, you can get an i ...
Being A Visual Representation of Equality Through Books | Mariah C | TEDxEthel Walker School Women
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-16 16:32
How not seeing yourself represented on book shelves as a child can make you a very powerful activist. MARIAH C. ‘29 is a 13-year-old author and activist and a member of Walker’s 8th grade class. She wanted to create a book that was not the “common” type of book that you see on the shelves, so she wrote a children’s book with a focus on Black characters, wanting children like herself to see someone that looks like them. Selling Black Lives Matter bookmarks and with additional donations, she was able to raise ...