Tracee Ellis Ross: A woman's fury holds lifetimes of wisdom
Tracee Ellis Ross: Évszázadok bölcsessége a nők haragjában
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.
elment a postára.
as it is around the holidays,
ünnepek idején lenni szokott,
someone moved her out of the way --
és félrerakta őt az útból -
and moved her out of the way.
és félretette őt.
that she was blocking,
a barátnőm útban volt neki,
maybe he didn't, she didn't hear it ...
a barátnőm nem hallotta ...
kitöltésére koncentrált.
she was filling out the form.
kezek ragadták meg,
there were hands on her,
először lefagyott -
that she could not explain:
harag gerjedt benne:
szót használta.
even in her telling of it,
hogy már az eset meghallgatása
that I was hearing a lot about lately.
a düh érzésével annyiszor mostanában.
a little bit uncomfortable.
kényelmetlenül érezni magukat.
that I have been chomping on
helping themselves to women's bodies
jogot formáltak a nők testére
a nők a férfiigények kiszolgálói lettek,
helping themselves to women,
so I can get to the fries" --
a sült krumplit!" -
are wondering what the connection is
a borzalmassal,
on opposite ends of the spectrum.
for the horrific.
with the effects of both
and just takes it out of your hand?
a kezükből a telefont?
I don't know why you're getting so upset,
kiakadni,
as soon as I'm done.
that cell phone out of your hands --
a mobilt a kezükből,
you got a fancy case,"
taken it out of your pocket,"
the person who took the cell phone.
aki elvette a mobilt.
themselves, that it's like ...
hogy bármit megtehetnek, hogy ...
are fundamentally less moral,
blind spot for most men.
vakfolt legtöbbjüknél.
discomfort and distress,
és a zaklatottságot ébreszti fel a nőben,
of our mothers' lives,
tapasztalatokat is anyáink,
than we know for ourselves,
hogy mi a jó nekünk,
the fate of our lady parts;
női testrészeink rendeltetését;
for love and objects of desire,
testiség és vágykielégítés tárgya volt,
and use as we choose;
mi rendelkeztünk volna felette;
we play by their rules or not,
a szabályokat, akár nem,
as property that can be hit and hurt,
tulajdona volt, üthették-verhették,
deserving of respect;
tiszteletet;
the anger of our bodies.
volna testünk haragját.
komplikáltabb.
we start to rationalize,
racionalizálni kezdünk,
something, and I didn't hear him.
és én nem hallottam.
to think that we are overreacting
hogy túlreagálnak,
or unreasonable.
a totális képtelenségnek,
some hidden place in our minds,
távoli csücskébe száműzni,
as we practice our smiles --
míg mi mosolygunk:
"Yes, yes, of course,"
persze,"
aren't supposed to get angry.
holds centuries
ébredt fel,
or express our indignation,
felháborodásunknak,
they can help themselves to our bodies,
kezelheti a testünket,
at the post office
of women's experiences
that we're overreacting
hogy túlreagálunk,
to change men's bad behavior.
megváltoztatása a férfiak felelőssége.
within this particular window
towards women's equality,
a jeles felismerésében,
that does not yet exist,
and self-reflective,
and be of service to change.
a nőket és szolgálhatják a változást.
van szükségük.
to be afraid of.
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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