A business against racism | Villy Wang | TED Institute

Villy Wang is in the business of rewriting stereotypes, empowering youth of color to take back their narratives through storytelling. In this moving talk, Wang explains how she developed a program to train kids in filmmaking so they can create new, authentic stories and break the cycle of bias perpetuated in media.

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[JessicaFloresLimeMoney]

hey, any chance that this can be captioned properly. The auto captions are off and some of it doesn't make sense. I want to share it with the Deaf/HoH community so let me know if this can be done. Thanks!

[catherinesmith]

This makes we want to teach writing to 6th graders all over again. I've shared it with my teacher friends.

[assahrasoumasahboou]

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[melissazwieg]

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