Tracee Ellis Ross: A woman's fury holds lifetimes of wisdom
트레이시 엘리스 로스 (Tracee Ellis Ross): 여성의 분노는 평생의 지혜를 가진다
Tracee Ellis Ross is the star of the ABC comedy series “Black-ish” and an influential voice in the modern conversation around equality, respect, beauty and feeling empowered in your skin. Full bio
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she was at the post office.
그녀는 우체국에 갔습니다.
as it is around the holidays,
someone moved her out of the way --
그녀를 밀어냈습니다.
and moved her out of the way.
다른 곳으로 밀어냈습니다.
that she was blocking,
무언가가 필요했습니다.
maybe he didn't, she didn't hear it ...
말하지 않았거나, 그녀가 못 들었을 수도 있죠.
she was filling out the form.
양식을 작성하고 있었습니다.
there were hands on her,
충격을 받았다고 했습니다.
that she could not explain:
분노가 치밀어 올랐습니다.
검사 받고 싶었어.
그 얼굴에 소리 지르고 싶었어."
곰곰이 생각해보았습니다.
even in her telling of it,
왜 그런지 이유를 찾으려 했죠.
that I was hearing a lot about lately.
단어와 감정일까요.
a little bit uncomfortable.
that I have been chomping on
하는 게 아닙니다.
helping themselves to women's bodies
마음대로 하는
helping themselves to women,
문화가 있습니다.
취급하는 것과 같습니다.
so I can get to the fries" --
are wondering what the connection is
끔찍한 것 간의 연결고리가
on opposite ends of the spectrum.
있는 것처럼 보이지요.
for the horrific.
공간을 끔찍하게 만듭니다.
with the effects of both
그 사이에 있는 모든 것과
and just takes it out of your hand?
폰을 가져가는 것을 상상할 수 있나요?
I don't know why you're getting so upset,
왜 그렇게 화났는지 잘 모르겠는데.
as soon as I'm done.
that cell phone out of your hands --
가져 간다고 상상해 보세요.
you got a fancy case,"
taken it out of your pocket,"
"주머니에 넣었으면 안 가져갔지."
the person who took the cell phone.
대해서는 아무도 말하지 않습니다.
themselves, that it's like ...
매우 익숙합니다.
are fundamentally less moral,
덜 도덕적이어서가 아니라
blind spot for most men.
discomfort and distress,
of our mothers' lives,
무언의 경험을 유도합니다.
삶의 경험을 유도합니다.
대처해 온 방식입니다.
than we know for ourselves,
우리에게 더 좋은 것을 안다 생각하는
the fate of our lady parts;
여성의 운명에 대해 말합니다.
for love and objects of desire,
사랑과 욕망의 대상이 됩니다.
and use as we choose;
몸을 움직이고 사용하는 대신에요.
we play by their rules or not,
평생 알면서도
as property that can be hit and hurt,
맞고 다치는 소유물로 사용되고
deserving of respect;
the anger of our bodies.
we start to rationalize,
우리는 합리화하기 시작합니다.
something, and I didn't hear him.
내가 못 들은 거겠지.
to think that we are overreacting
생각하도록 훈련받았습니다.
or unreasonable.
비이성적인 것입니다.
말이 되게 하려 합니다.
some hidden place in our minds,
어딘가 두려 하지만
as we practice our smiles --
내면 깊은 곳에 있죠.
"Yes, yes, of course,"
"네, 네, 물론이죠,"
aren't supposed to get angry.
여성은 화내면 안되니까요.
holds centuries
수 세기에 걸친 것입니다.
or express our indignation,
they can help themselves to our bodies,
할 수 있다고 생각한다면
일깨우는 것 뿐 아니라
at the post office
아닌 듯 보이는 순간은
of women's experiences
that we're overreacting
생각을 멈추고
여성 책임이란 것을 멈춰야 합니다.
남성의 책임입니다.
to change men's bad behavior.
within this particular window
towards women's equality,
대규모 운동
that does not yet exist,
미래를 조망하면서
각자 다른 초대를 받았습니다.
함께 해야 하기 때문입니다.
and self-reflective,
스스로 성찰할 수 있고
and be of service to change.
변화에 도움이 될 수 있길 바랍니다.
도움 받을 수 있길 바랍니다.
to be afraid of.
두려워 할 것이 아닙니다.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Tracee Ellis Ross - Actress, performance artist, motivational speakerTracee Ellis Ross is the star of the ABC comedy series “Black-ish” and an influential voice in the modern conversation around equality, respect, beauty and feeling empowered in your skin.
Why you should listen
Tracee Ellis Ross, a global influencer with a cross-cultural and joyful point of view, is a co-founding signatory of the Time's Up movement. In November 2017, she gave a powerful speech that went viral about dismantling expectations and claiming your own life at Glamour's Women of the Year Summit.
When Ross was Emmy-nominated for her work on Black-ish in 2016, it made her the first black woman in 30 years to garner a nomination in the category and only one in five all-time. She's the recipient of multiple NAACP Image awards and nominations for her work. You also may spot her as the host of many award shows, including Black Girls Rock! and the 2017 American Music Awards, where her heart, humor and style are on full blast.
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