It is very rare to see biracial people that embrace both their races publicly & proudly stand their ground & embrace their identity even when met with resistance. Absolutely loved this!💛
It surely did. VOLUMES. Videos like this help so much. Not only bringing awareness to those who do not understand and those who just do not know at all, but also giving a voice, understanding, clarity and comfort, to those who actively go through these experiences daily. Hearing messages like this (which are sooo rare) help biracial people like myself, feel like guilty and ashamed of their race. Even more aware of the things we say or do unconsciously to be smaller in all spaces of life as to not offend or make others uncomfortable. Instead of dealing with this from other races, we are dealing with it from all races. The most disheartening, from our own. I appreciated the message from this video beyond words. 🤎🩶🤍
The brilliance and insight that Daralyse Lyons shares here about her life will help change our world into a better more peaceful and understanding place to live. I’m proud to know Daralyse and proud that Daralyse was the developmental editor for both my books, Up Not Down Syndrome: Uplifting Lessons From Raising A Son With Trisomy 21 and my new book upcoming with my coauthor, April Beard, Up Bow Down Bow: A Child with Down Syndrome and His Journey to Master the Cello.
Great Talk. Very idealistic but that’s what Ted Talks are about. Very happy that she was afforded a wonderful childhood being in two spaces. Most are not giving the opportunity to select and have that sturdy upbringing but one person can do a lot of good
This is beautiful. As a multi-racial woman I did not experience growing learning about Botha sides of my culture . The affects of not experiencing this has been traumatic and is still today has affects on me today .. I really appreciate this video and I love seeing someone fully embrace who they are ! ❤
That's why I am convinced that IR couples should not procreate. Not for racism but because it's selfish to bring in the world human beings that will be mistreated by both communities. The experience of the lady is an exception. Unfortunately bi or multiracial children will always seen as outsiders, outcasts by both Blk and White ppl. And WP will never see them as one of them but they will see them as Blk no matter what. While BP won't accept them for being "not Blk enough". Is it unfair? It is but that's how society works and lives,
Amen. Choose love and choose life. If any young woman is reading this, don’t ever let shame be a reason for killing your child in the womb. That choice will stay with you forever.
PEOPLE 👉💯👀 need to STOP DENYING GOD LOVE Commands John 15:10 HOSEA 4:1 to Live Men be Men Female be Female People be What Your HAIR Tell You Revelation 1:14;15 👉💯👀 TRUTH
Your case is extremely rare. It doesn't represent the vast majority of biracial and multiracial people. Good for you that your experience of life was good but you should be more realistic. You are the exception and not the rule.
It is very rare to see biracial people that embrace both their races publicly & proudly stand their ground & embrace their identity even when met with resistance. Absolutely loved this!💛
BIRACIAL is NOT a race.
Very true
As a multi-racial woman, this spoke volumes to me. Thank you, thank you, thank you 🤘🤩👏🏽
It surely did. VOLUMES. Videos like this help so much. Not only bringing awareness to those who do not understand and those who just do not know at all, but also giving a voice, understanding, clarity and comfort, to those who actively go through these experiences daily. Hearing messages like this (which are sooo rare) help biracial people like myself, feel like guilty and ashamed of their race. Even more aware of the things we say or do unconsciously to be smaller in all spaces of life as to not offend or make others uncomfortable. Instead of dealing with this from other races, we are dealing with it from all races. The most disheartening, from our own. I appreciated the message from this video beyond words. 🤎🩶🤍
*Less guilty
The world needs to hear this.
Amen sister. I stand in biracial solidarity with you
The brilliance and insight that Daralyse Lyons shares here about her life will help change our world into a better more peaceful and understanding place to live. I’m proud to know Daralyse and proud that Daralyse was the developmental editor for both my books, Up Not Down Syndrome: Uplifting Lessons From Raising A Son With Trisomy 21 and my new book upcoming with my coauthor, April Beard, Up Bow Down Bow: A Child with Down Syndrome and His Journey to Master the Cello.
I really loved every point you made here. Very refreshing to see this. I hope you inspire many many more people to see and embrace what you speak of
Great video. Wish we had stuff like this in the 80s.
Love this! I’ve always known being biracial and nothing else! 🇩🇪 🇺🇸 being bicultural and a multinational is lovely 🥰
Both of those countries are white though lol
@@ngarumurray that's what I was thinking.
@@ngarumurray America is not a White country
@@ngarumurray Not America
This was so refreshing.Thank you.
Wow ! Dara you’re a natural speaker as always ! Your beautiful heart is always so palpable!
So Inspirational!!! Thank Daralyse 🙏
This spoke to me on so many levels!!! Thank you for sharing your journey so effortlessly!!!
Good for her
Great talk! ❤ Agree with so much of this.
Great effort.Look forward to the next one.
14:21 Thus statement is ver true and I can relate to a lot .
the beginning of peace in the new world view to move foreword in purpose as human beings
Loving all of your Points
Great effort.Look foreword to the next one.
Great Talk. Very idealistic but that’s what Ted Talks are about. Very happy that she was afforded a wonderful childhood being in two spaces. Most are not giving the opportunity to select and have that sturdy upbringing but one person can do a lot of good
Fantastic!!!
Amazing 🤩 so much passion.
Enjoyed every moment
Loving your speech every word
Thank you so much.
Brilliant !!
Nice, guys, well done
a courageous human being!!!!!
Great words
Thank you for sharing
Really Inspiring
Great Talk
Good speech
Fresh and lovely!
Awesome!!
11:42 I love this statement.
This is beautiful. As a multi-racial woman I did not experience growing learning about Botha sides of my culture . The affects of not experiencing this has been traumatic and is still today has affects on me today .. I really appreciate this video and I love seeing someone fully embrace who they are ! ❤
That's why I am convinced that IR couples should not procreate. Not for racism but because it's selfish to bring in the world human beings that will be mistreated by both communities. The experience of the lady is an exception. Unfortunately bi or multiracial children will always seen as outsiders, outcasts by both Blk and White ppl. And WP will never see them as one of them but they will see them as Blk no matter what. While BP won't accept them for being "not Blk enough". Is it unfair? It is but that's how society works and lives,
Insightful
Loved it
Nice!!
Love it 🥰🥰🥰
Agreed
❤❤❤
q: what are you
a: i'm me
Amen. Choose love and choose life. If any young woman is reading this, don’t ever let shame be a reason for killing your child in the womb. That choice will stay with you forever.
PEOPLE 👉💯👀 need to STOP DENYING GOD LOVE Commands John 15:10 HOSEA 4:1 to Live Men be Men Female be Female People be What Your HAIR Tell You Revelation 1:14;15 👉💯👀 TRUTH
Your case is extremely rare. It doesn't represent the vast majority of biracial and multiracial people. Good for you that your experience of life was good but you should be more realistic. You are the exception and not the rule.
Great Talk
Awesome!!
Fantastic!!!
❤❤❤