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1. Brought attention the the imbalances between different races. And how black people weren't represented in American art.

2. Would show what people ignored art work and ethnicity.

3. His mother supported him and his wishes, took him to galeries.

4. Left home at 17, and lived in different places.

5. He started SAMO and how his work was tied with the Graffiti and how he hatted being thought as a Griffiti Artist and how his work.

6. He would watch different paintings, and listened to different musics and how they inspired him.

7. He used words and colors to made different pieces and how he use curiosity to his addvantage.

8. He would also support different black heros and how they affected him.

9. The Copy Right sign was a way of insulting the system and how art worked.

10. How blacks and he used different bodies and anatomy to make how the human looked like.

11. He wanted to be accepted and to be succesful and prove his father wrong and was never accepted though.

12. He was still treated like a black man and how the establishment treated him like he was a black animal.

13. Him and Warhol worked toghether was needed to help him.

14. Different critics attacked him and how Basquiat was hurt by it and believed that he can live, so when Warhol died Basquiat followed shortly after.

15. He would work hard and only wanted to create as much as possible and how they proved what is right.

16. How his works were hidden and were never shown, worth millions and how much people wanted to see them.

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Inspiration and Impact

1. Academic Struggles

2. His mind was curious

3. His father went against his ideas

4. Struggled to have success.

5. He went against of the norm and wanted to prove himself to his father.

6. He collected many other artists work and was a collecter.

7. He had fun and did many activities.

8. He found his purpose and followed it.

9. He wanted to go against the racial imbalence and wanted to fight it.

10. He wanted people to think and see what was going on and he had to defend his color.

11. The crown represented him and how he looked.

12. He wanted to be known as an artist and how he had to defend his humanity and identity.

13. After what happened after the show and how he left art after his Auntie left him and how he drug overdosed.

14. Mentally he wasn't well and wanted to show that.

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Summerize the key ideas from the ted talk and your discussion. How can these ideas be relevant to Achebe and his motivation behind writing his book. Things Fall Apart

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Summerize the key ideas from the ted talk and your discussion. How can these ideas be relevant to Achebe and his motivation behind writing his book. Things Fall Apart

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Some key terms that were said by Adichie in her TED talk:

How our identity can be miss-understood and not comunicated clearly through one sided stories aand how I predict that this will be seen in the book as racism towards some of our characters

How One sided stories are used by people in power who manipulate the situation into their own beliefs of reality and thus further increasing thier power, It could be possible that one of the villians in the book might use this to their advantage

These stories are used by the media for their money and gain, on the expense of others which could be seen as the media spreading racism or hate against our characters.

How Adichie was aware of the one sided story and still fell for it and got manipulated by it, which could reflect how inclined we are to follow and act like others do and how it is more automatic rather than a concious thought, which could be the case with our characters.

How kids are vulnerable to to such stories and how it impacts them through out their lives well into the end of it signifying the importance of protecting them from such beliefs, which could happen in the book by our main character either being a kid themselves, or being introduced onto such character that would fit the role.

The manipulation of hiding the complete truth, and only telling it partially can cause racism and how it could be expressed in the story by one of our characters being oppressed by an oppressor.

We can also see how such an action isn't done usually on purpose, but rather it is the subconcious or non-intentional aspect that many of us fall into and how such beiefs and such asumptions can lead us to faliure, this could be seen in the book by how hinted or subtle racism and how it points to the hidden ideoligies and beliefs we have about people.

She also goes into how gender roles have a big impact on one sided stories and how she reflects on her experiences of oppression and being treated differently for being women, this could be shown through oppression and other aspects of the story.