Meaghan Ramsey: Why thinking you're ugly is bad for you
Meaghan Ramsey: Zašto je loše misliti da ste ružni
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i počela hodati.
one-year-olds do,
jednogodišnja djeca rade,
too-fast-for-my-legs kind of way.
moje-tijelo-se-miče-prebrzo-za-moje-noge.
things to do at the moment
velike, mokre poljupce.
herself these big, wet kisses.
tells me that I used to do this,
mi je rekla da sam i ja to znala raditi,
the way that we look?
volimo kako izgledamo?
mjeseca 'googlaju',
lives in Denver.
13 godina i živi u Denveru.
ona želi biti voljena i uklopiti se.
be liked and to fit in.
nadolazeći tjedan u školi.
she's a bit confused because
i malo je zbunjena jer
koja joj uvijek govori
netko joj kaže da je ružna.
that she's ugly.
mama i što joj kažu prijatelji
tells her and what her friends
u školi kažu,
She posts it to YouTube
i objavi na YouTube-u
a comment:
over 13,000 comments.
preko 13 000 komentara.
da ih ne može podnijeti.
bear thinking about.
teenage girl receiving this feedback
izgleda, koja prima povratne informacije
trenutaka u životu.
times in her life.
obraćajući nam se na ovaj način.
dostupni u svako vrijeme,
and available at all times,
komentiraju, dijele i objavljuju —
sharing, posting —
trenutačno, tako mladi.
to je kao tulum u njihovoj sobi svaku večer.
in their bedroom every night.
s tim su nemilosrdni.
with that are relentless.
našu djecu da se poštuju
our kids to value themselves
'na Internetu' i privatnog života.
toga što je stvarno, a što nije.
hard to tell the difference between.
između onoga što je autentično,
between what's authentic
what's normal in the context of everyday.
što je normalno u svakidašnjem kontekstu.
preplavljuju newsfeedove
that are covering the newsfeeds
uvijek dominiraju modnim pistama.
je sada postala rutina.
znači pro-anoreksija.
stereotipizacijom i flagrantnom objektivizacijom
stereotyping and flagrant objectification
benchmarking themselves against.
se cure danas uspoređuju.
izraženim trbušnjacima poput sportaša
of superhero-like sports stars
kao zdravi, emocionalno stabilni pojedinci.
well balanced individuals.
izgledom, mi treniramo našu djecu
training our kids
na svoj izgled,
their appearance
njihovih identiteta.
of their identities.
fizičkih sposobnosti,
of their physical abilities,
something because they don't
rade nešto, samo zato što
development as humans
njihovom razvoju kao ljudska bića
the workforce.
tinejdžera, se povlače
three teenagers, are withdrawing
na sebe i svoj izgled.
way that they look.
ne pojave na nastavi
o sebi samima.
da nisi dovoljno mršava,
dobiti nižu ocjenu
zabrinuti o izgledu.
obzira na tvoju stvarnu težinu.
you actually weigh.
ne kako zapravo izgledate.
you actually look.
akademski uspjeh.
academic achievement.
rade manje fizičkih aktivnosti,
do less physical activity,
practices
ljudi koji ih okružuju
oni riskiraju više
that they take more risks
unprotected, earlier sex;
nezaštićenih, ranijih spolnih odnosa;
pressure on our healthcare systems
pritisak na naš zdravstveni sustav
dolara svake godine.
dollars every year.
pretile — ponavljam,
about the way that they look.
može nas dovesti do određene točke.
fizičkom samopouzdanju.
koji stvaraju slike
to do this.
da to i naprave.
saznala da puno dobrih
that the best programs
prijatelja i veza.
friends and relationships.
zadirkivanje i nasilje,
one another
ili "debeli razgovor", —
u našim vlastitim krugovima.
our own circles.
odlučnost ili uspjeh
to her not being a looker.
zbog njenog izgleda.
ljude po tome što rade,
preuzmemo odgovornost za tip slike
for the types of pictures
na bazi njihovog truda
their effort
promijenili našu kulturu
this culture of ours
whole selves,
raznolikost, uključenost.
nekoj razlici, moramo
making a real difference
tako radeći razliku
slobodna da postanu
who they are
budu ono što ustvari jesu
for someone in your life.
za nekoga u vašem životu.
a couple of seats away
može biti žena samo par sjedala
mršavija bedra, manji trbuh,
kako se uspoređujemo.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Meaghan Ramsey - Self-esteem advocateMeaghan Ramsey believes in business growth that stems from real social change.
Why you should listen
Meaghan Ramsey helps businesses and brands shape their operations and organizations in a way that delivers both positive social change and business growth. She is a partner in the Business in Society Practice at the Brunswick Group.
With her origins in nutritional science, Ramsey has worked across FMCG, health as well as food and beverage sectors, and she has consulted to pharmaceutical, media, agricultural, tech start-ups, charities and non-government organizations.
Prior to joining Brunswick, Ramsey was the Global Director of the Dove Self-Esteem Project at Unilever in London. In her role, she developed global education programs and mass-media campaigns that encouraged the participation of millions of young girls and women around the world to improve individual confidence. Her TED Talk and speech at the UN's 59th Commission on the Status of Women helped highlight the importance of this particular work and the urgent need to address it. Ramsey speaks regularly on the role business can, and must, play in creating a sustainable, positive future.
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