The Radical Act of Choosing Common Ground | Nisha Anand | TEDxBerkeley

Nisha Anand is the CEO of Dream Corps, a nonprofit organization that brings people together across racial, social and partisan lines to solve our toughest problems. With her team of storytellers, organizers, and policy experts, Nisha works at the intersection of criminal justice reform, green economics and tech equity to create a better future for all. Previously, Nisha
served as Chief of Staff to Van Jones, CNN commentator and NY Times Bestselling Author. Nisha Anand is the CEO of Dream Corps, a nonprofit organization that brings people together across racial, social and partisan lines to solve our toughest problems. With her team of storytellers, organizers, and policy experts, Nisha works at the intersection of criminal justice reform, green economics and tech equity to create a better future for all. Previously, Nisha

[clandry]

Thank you Nisha. Will try to make this happen more often.

[ramoncortes]

Porque no también son en español gracias

[Moosa-ztkw]

Well said
You are really prodigious
And ur words are Inexplicable

[forisma]

Awesome talk, Nisha! This approach really is a game changer. A difficult one, but so necessary.
Love your looks by the way! 🤗

[cjennings]

Be BROADMINDED. NEUTRAL STAND. THINK PEACE. BE PEACEMAKERS. BE PEAC EABLE.

[abuhuraira]

Even the smallest act of caring for another person is like a drop of water
It will make ripples throughout the entire pond

[rowanp]

So... the point of this talk is to say that you should pay attention to all sides of an issue in order to fix it better, instead of putting your fingers in your ears and screaming from one side of it?


Yo, That's Pretty R a d i c a l .


Just remember, finding common ground and compromising your morals to try and look more grown up aren't the same thing.

[susancraik]

stepping into discomfort on this level...pure bravada Ms. Anand ...

[cristianpaun]

in the miniature u dont think about someone?

[travelforever]

It was "terrible" because it worked....

[dennysmith]

Mans inhumanity to his fellow man...

When will they ever learn... when will they ever

POLITICIANS...
like BABIES NAPPIES...
MUST BE CHANGED
REGULARLY...
and for the SAME REASON...

(Robin Williams)
R.I.P.

[Love_I_am]

Oof! This is a powerful talk. I am very grateful for your confidence. You inspire me. Those that I would see in a common ground area would be those without land and/or homes with landlords and bankers.

[beentertained]

Thank you for showing the true image of islam.

[eriko]

All I hear are reasons you should love America and conservative values

[vinaysmain]

Video uploaded 2 min ago, already got 118 likes and not to forget it's a 16 min video.

[emmanuelochieke]

The story of the Hindu Indian lady's survival because of a thoughtful Muslim family is quite touching and commendable. But that considerate human act is not inspite of Islam; it is despite Islam. Yes, it is quite possible for a cat and a dog to be buddies. But that is an exception to the rule. The point here is that no matter how "radical" it may appear, "common ground" starts from a WEAK position, always. The same way being "politically-correct" could never be a lasting solution to any meaningful differences. At any rate, I still commend the lady for her radical approaches; it does not hurt to keep trying, because so is life's design.

[jonathangarmuth]

The pants, the glasses, the puffy shirt. This is 90's style replicated perfectly on this thicc goddess

[sarikaya]

Kanalımızda son video cezalı bi bakın derim pişman olmassınız

[Netanel_HK]

Last time I came this early I was with my ex

[snailmilk]

Sheesh she is gorgeous I need a woman like that.