Sarah Al Agroobi's PIVOT
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2023
- Sarah Al Agroobi is a multi disciplinary artist, researcher and educator who captivates her audience instantly with her presence, words and selfless nature. From Sarah's artwork to her data collected, Sarah has a way of making you listen intently. Hear about Sarah having to deal with feeling 'misunderstood' for most of her life and how she has handled it.
*The Letters project mentioned in this video is temporarily inactive. - Комедії
Thanks for the chat Yasmeen!
Really great video! I like Sarah’s honesty and a lot of what she says is relatable. Also love the way the host ask questions, very smooth. You should host together because you have a great chemistry. 🎉🎉
Thank you Fatima 🫶🏼
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The most articulate person I know (mashallah). Celebrate you Sarah ✨ sending you love and light 🙌🏼
Sarah is a vibe!! I had the pleasure of meeting her in Italy years ago while studying abroad. I'm sharing this with all my girlfriends. Great discussion around self-awareness, embrassing feminine and masculine energy, and women empowerment. 👏
You can’t say “it’s not me it’s them”
And then “ I’m not what you think I am”
All what you say that it’s people problem and people think and people say and and and you play the victim in whatever you’re saying.
I’ve never met you or know you personally, but what I’ve seen is that You are a very good speaker and you know how to create stories and scenarios with a pinch of drama but remember this always:
“Actions are louder than words”.
People judge what they see not what they hear.
Me and 99% of Emiratis:
we are happy with our culture, traditions, religion and modesty. we have the complete loyalty to our homeland and We are all proud to represent our country with all glory and Arabism.
Success is being proud of your origin, speak your language and be who you are but pretending to be a person with a whole different identity is a weakness.
Shaikha, I never once mentioned my Emirati identity, my relationship to the Emirates or Emirati people in this discussion, this conversation was about my upbringing (which was not in the UAE) so I’m not exactly sure why you felt the need to bring up patriotism and nationalism in your comment. Seem a little out of context.
Presuming you wrote this comment without listening to interview? Actually, you’ve made an assumption on someone without knowing who they are..
There’s always room for an opinion, but to be relevant makes it valid.
Wait…did you even listen 😂 what does being a proud Emirati have anything to do with the topic they discussed 😅
Thank you Shaikha. She can disregard what you said all she wants but what she did with the letters project had nothing more than talking down on khalijis, our culture, and religion. Even if this was not stated clearly in this interview you can see it in many of her other interviews. We will stay proud no matter how many try to ruin our reputation. We are not victims of anyone. If you want to talk about social issues with no solutions then it is better to let someone more informed speak instead.
@@yesitsme219And you and Shaikha can project whatever you want about her it doesn’t mean it’s true. You are projecting whatever insecurity you have onto her and immediately resort into patriotism and nationalism as if she was working against them. Funny thing is, many people who immediately bring out how proud they are of their culture and country are the least patriotic. And if she is that bad then you still watching her interview is another problem. Why not just ignore her and move on.