Battling Cultural Stereotypes | Sadie Ortiz | TEDxYouth@ParkCity
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- Опубліковано 8 січ 2018
- Sadie examines the stereotypes she deals with daily as a self-described "furious Hispanic." At the time of this talk, Sadie is a junior attending Park City High School in Park City, Utah. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I’m an immigrant from Mexico and the most common stereotype I had to face when I was a freshman in high school was when people asked me if I was getting deported! I felt othered.
1970 I was sent home for speaking Spanish. I was assigned students from South America. Not everyone spoke Spanish, I learned Japanese and Portuguese. Thank you California
Well said. Keep forging forward. I was told many of the things you experienced and bought into it. Labeled may things and even though I tried my best was told "Stop trying so hard. Don't be a perfectionist. Always told to lower my expectations." Never give up.
Well said! Loved it!
Why are so many ppl in the comment section so rude?! Geez Yall are a part of the problem…
right, like they dont realize that theyre going against everything she just said.
Many?
Well spoken!! Periodtt
If I get called a 'traitor' for shattering centuries-old stereotypes, I will consider myself a proud traitor.
We are happy traitors!!!
Beautifully spoken!
Yessss girl!!!! You are so brave. ❤️
You are so amazing! And to grow up in Park City is no easy, I know sis.
Grow up in Syria is not easy
Girl, you are amazing!
What area does Sadie consider she has been stereotyped by the most?
We Latinos are America before after and in the future.
💯‼️
Can we get the transcripts?
Dang it I'm a stereotype
Come to Florida we accept everyone
Sadie's mom had advised her to:
My wife is a darker skinned indigenous Peruvian and went to college and is now a corporate executive, and no one has ever said anything about her race in all of her 30 plus years of life (except for me regularly telling her she looks like an Incan warrior princess…lol), so idk what ppl are even rly talking about…
Did people in the comments purposefully seek this out to hate on her? Go touch grass, weirdos.
About her skin color and her ethnicity, Sadie says..
I don't care what people say about my children, they will be doctors and lawyers and more. In the name of Jesus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
as a hispanic yes the sterotypes are true for a reason most of us arent high iq or good with money etc.. its true lol
Sadie complains about the fact that.
What's a Hispanic?
What's a Latino??
What's a Mexican???
For anyone who is actually curious about the difference: A Mexican is just someone that is from the country of Mexico. Chicanos are Mexican-Americans. Hispanics are people with ancestors from Spain. Latinos are people with ancestors from Latin America.
@@internetuser8922....WRONG!!! Chicanos are Mexican-Americans....Mexican- Americans are Mexican- Americans. Yo Soy Chicano and we are NOT Mexican- Americans not even close! You should know what you're talking about before you try to teach others.
You can take every negative thing she just said and turn it into a positive thing-Pregnant at 17? Many women "hit the wall" at 43, bitter they never had a child. When you are 43 and see you child grow up you will not experience "the bitterness"... etc...
Being pregnant young tends to stifle the economic and career opportunities of young women. It makes it harder for them. So there is nothing wrong with starting a family young, but it seems as if her message was that she wants more for herself than what people have told her she's capable of achieving based on their preconceptions of her. Also, women don't hit a wall - they're less valued as they age by a youth obsessed culture. Every childless by choice woman I know is only bitter that people won't respect their choices.
And they should marry within their own culture.
Sadie considers herself..
Sadie considers her ethnicity to be.
chevere pero nadie pregunto
I do not get the big deal about stereotypes. People should embrace them.
Why?
No. Embracing stereotypes is literally internalized racism and is psychologically harmful.
@@Ghostxfied Grow a tough skin. I grew up as a Turcic person in a Central Asian country, where we were discriminated against. Then I immigrated to Canada, where we were discriminated against as immigrants from former USSR, and became an army officer. Everyone faces stereotypes. Crying and trying to get other people to change their opinions is not the way to change the relationship vis-a-vis other people. It is a Sisyphus labour. Either grow a tough skin or show some skin. It's your choice.
@@ildart8738 Lol facts
@@ildart8738well said 👏🏻
I doubt she talks that formerly in real life.
formally** but nice try. you're part of the problem
Go make me a sandwich
Mya M go back to sleep and starve
LEAVE!
Don't you mean a taco?