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The Ted Talks discussed a lot of vital information about culture. They talked about the importance of the perspective of things. The first Ted talk talked about how there is more than one story to every place and person and listening to one perspective and only believing that idea can mislead you to information. The second Ted Talk discussed the importance of studying culture and the importance of cultural humility.

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The Ted talks helped me open my mind to other cultures. It showed me cultural humility, and how it can be used to learn about other people and their lifestyles. It also showed me how many people think that others live a certain way based on one story. This however, isn't true, and the Ted talk helped me see how these stereotypes can affect someones life. Overall, these two Ted talks helped me open my eyes and will help me learn better as we dive into East and South East asia.

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Single stories are just based off of an outsider's perspective who doesn't want to take the time to look in. People create stories in their head that are only a little part of the big picture. Assumptions are made and they aren't always the best. It's never best to assume. Assuming can just hurt someone mentally. After listening to the two ted talks I've learned that I should take the time to be thoughtful and take my time to learn about something I don't know. Assumptions can be not only embarrassing for you, but for the other person too.

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when we listen to single stories, the person who has written them already has an image set for us. What I mean by this is, the person has already altered our point of view. It can be very dangerous when we listen to these stories because, unless we want to learn more about different points of view and change our perception, we will only visualize what the writer has told us.

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The Ted talks showed me how a single story is something that can limit how you see people to only what you know, even though you know only a small portion of what they're actually like. They also show what cultural humility is, and why it's important to understand yourself when trying to understand another culture.

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The Ted Talks both had different lessons for me. First is that everyday world is already very stereotypical and we don't realize it. Some people are just naturally privileged and we don't know how to correct that way of life. Everyone comes from different backgrounds and different stories so learning about other cultures, countries, and their stories would be even more interesting now. This leads to the second ted talk where the woman discusses about learning all you can in this life and other things connected to it. I think that with these two in mind, it'll be a fun time in this class.

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The Ted Talks taught me that a single story perspective is dangerous and inaccurate. It is just a stereotype that doesn't depict the real truth. To learn about a different culture you should be open minded. Cultures have many different parts to them and cannot be summarized that easily.

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What I learned from the TED talks(alex y)

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I learned that the single story can be a very dangerous thing because it creates stereotypes. When you want to learn different cultures you need the right story because that is how you can educate yourself. We should be able to word things differently so it sounds if we are including every culture

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These two Ted Talks really had a strong message about culture and our perspective on it. Many people have their own perspective on whatever culture, but once they see other prospective, their initial prospective changes. I find that the more people learn about different cultures from theirs, people become less ignorant and more educated on cultural traditions. Additionally there was one sentence from the speech that really stuck with me "A single story can create stereotypes, but it's not the full story". Many people just assume things about people solely based on stereotypes. But the truth is stereotypes don't apply to all people. But in general these Ted Talks had a very significant meaning.

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After listening to the two ted talk I took away nothing is as bad as it seems and the news only highlights the more misfortunate events and if we aren’t there we can’t say if something is good or bad. I also learned that book painted a pitcher differently than what may acutely be going on because we can only write about what we heard.

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From the two Ted talks, I took away the problem with just a single story. A single story is just a viewpoint, story, etc. that really only shows what an outside or just a single viewpoint sees something. For example, many Americans see Mexicans as people just trying to sneak into America and steal our jobs and use our healthcare system. With single stories there is some element of truth to them, that's why many people believe in them. That being said sometimes the single stories are not entirely false, they are just incomplete. The single stories create a bias towards the group that it is targeting, which causes division and nothing really positive. The reason that this continues is that it is much more interesting and easier for the author, news anchor, or other social figures to just tell a single story to please their audiunces.

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The learnings I took away from the two Ted Talks were you need to be open to new ideas about other cultures and not have a fixed mindset. Cultures also look very different from how the media portrays them. You should not get all your information from one story, you need to hear multiple perspectives and stories so you can keep learning.

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From the two Ted Talks we watched as a class earlier today I learned that the media has an impact on how people see others, who are either different from them and their cultures or where they came from. This enforces harmful stereotypes against cultures and people as a whole, and in turn, obliviously mislabeling many individuals.
To combat the stigmatized norm, it is important that I be open-minded when learning about ethnicities and practices that I am not familiar with.

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I learned to stay mindful when learning about culture and don't associate stereotypes into it. I also learned that owning ones negative stories is important because it does still make up who we are, however that doesn't mean an individual is only their negative stories. We all are our positive stories too. Just hearing one person's story isn't going to be enough to fully understand a culture. Everyone has their own different stories which is why there's always more to learn, and the best way to learn is by learning from others.

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From these two Ted Talks I learned a lot about respecting and not stereotyping different cultures. With this it also shows how different cultures can be and how they can look different from what everyone views them as. Cultures can have more to them, then what you see from them.

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The learning that I can take from these two Ted Talks is to never judge a book by its cover or what you have heard about it. This helped me understand the confusion people face when they are met with something that they weren't familiar with or ready for based on previous knowledge. People are different from each other even if they have the same ethnic background. When I learn about a new culture, now I will start with a fresh mind without any preconceived notions about it.

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The Ted Talks showed me that no matter how many courses someone takes or books they read, they won't ever be done learning about other cultures and we have to be willing to allow ourselves to learn. I also learned that you can't let a single story define cultures and create untrue stereotypes.

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When you learn about other cultures, you need to learn from multiple different stories to properly educate yourself and let go of stereotypes. As someone of Asian heritage, I know there are stereotypes that many believe about asians as a whole. Yet, many of these stereotypes are not true and stem from one specific culture. The people that practice the stereotype are such a small portion of the asian population but the stereotypes are applied to more than 4.5 billion people. You also need to have cultural humility so you can continue learning throughout your entire life because cultures evolve as you learn, so there is also more to learn.

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I learned that cultures can be very complex and you can't just base cultures on certain ideas/story. I also learned that cultures are not always similar in the ways they do things so it can be hard to adapt or learn about the different ways other cultures do things. I also learned that It is very good to embrace a culture and trying to include it in your life to understand it better.

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I can take information like not to fall into the single story because what I know may be incomplete and part of a stereotype. Also to have the ability to learn and continue learning  about cultures.

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I learned from both of these Ted Talks to not have a single story and to have cultural humility. They help me learn about other cultures because I can go into learning in this class with an open mind and let go of any stereotypes.

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Both Ted Talks are about how you have to be open minded when learning about a new culture. You have to step outside yourself and your own identity/experiences to be able to have the respect and appreciation to learn.