Let’s respect mental disorders! by Zsazsa Wallace
“Day by day, you hear people speak about mental disorders without understanding what they are. This also causes bullying of people who have mental disorders or just behave differently from the...
Asian Misrepresentation in Media by Peter Westacott
“Peter Westacott speaks about the portrayals (or lack thereof) of Asians in the media. Speaking from a psychological perspective, Peter Westacott discusses the consequences of whitewashing and...
A poem about the African by Onome Enakerakpor
“Onome uses spoken words to remind the audience about the beauty of Africa and why they should be always proud to be called Africans. Onome is a Poet, Orator and spoken word artist. He attends...
On Heroin and Dandelions: A Story of Perspective
This high school student shares important words of wisdom about the way we see things can quickly change when we are forced to look at them differently. The death of a brother from a heroin overdose...
Can You Hear Me Now? by Victoria Smith
“Meet Victoria Smith, a High School junior who discusses incorporating spoken word into the high school curriculum and generalizing communication and vulnerability amongst the people. She shares...
TEDx: Evolution of a Revolution by Jaime Witherspoon
“A look at how protests and revolutions have evolved and changed. Jaime is a junior at Mays High and a top athlete on the girls softball team. She is #2 in the state of Georgia for Grand slams...
America’s Immigrant Future | U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto
“United States Senator Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) participated in a TedX interview with Dr. Bret Simmons of the University of Nevada, Reno. The Senator discussed the vicious cycle of...
Why good journalism must be at the heart of our future
“Kenyan investigative reporter John Allan Namu discusses the role of good journalism in redefining African identity. Through examples of content that had an impact on him, he submits that for...