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My heritage, my history, my home: Deborah Emmanuel at TEDxSingapore

My heritage, my history, my home: Deborah Emmanuel at TEDxSingapore



For her stage debut in a kindergarten circus musical, Deborah Emmanuel desperately wanted to be a ballerina, but was made to wear a hairy bear suit instead. Since then, she has played more humans and animals with the Singapore Repertory Theatre, Disney and OKTO, and has performed her poetry at SPORE Art Salon, ContraDiction, and the Causeway Exchange Festival KL. She works in schools to spread her love for art as the beginning of change, because she knows that anyone can heal when they express themselves through art.

About TEDxSingapore
TEDxSingapore celebrated its 4rd anniversary by curating our 21st TEDx event since our launch on 15 April 2009. “Our Future, We Will Make” asked What shall we strive for? What makes us successful? …as a country, as a community, as a family, as individuals. What does success mean? What Singapore would we be proud to build for Singaporeans who will come after us? What deeply matters to you? What are our possibilities? Watch more talks and see photos from this event here: https://www.ted.com/tedx/events/8943

TEDxSingapore brings people together to seek a deeper understanding of ourselves and our world, and to inspire ideas and action for a better future for us all. Founded in April 2009, we are 100% Community-Created. Express your passion and inspiration with us, visit us at www.TEDxSingapore.sg

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

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20 thoughts on “My heritage, my history, my home: Deborah Emmanuel at TEDxSingapore

  1. Nicole Tv says:

    i met her at school it was fun

  2. man. that last poem saved it for me. 

  3. c says:

    go fuck yourself

  4. Stephanie… Firstly, Maoris and Australian aboriginals are not ugly.
    Secondly, Deborah Emmanuel is a beautiful lady, inside and out.
    If you want to look at an ugly person, look inside yourself.

  5. Stephanie Cask is the ugly one!!

  6. Evan Green says:

    men are such vile creatures lol most of us clicked on this because of the thumb nail..don't lie bro's

  7. jazzie743 says:

    Beautiful spoken word!

  8. jazzie743 says:

    @ Stephanie cask you have incredible outdated issues! Why so threatened by difference ? ?? You must so despise yourself to be such a hater!!

  9. Hey Stephanie, you must want a Black person in your life? No ? And one more thing, if you actually watch, she tells you what she is…Indian.

  10. Amazing work Deborah.
    @ Stephanie Cask: You see a brown person, they offend you by existing, yet you clearly carry on watching? Every non-white person is not just speaking to audition for your approval. Get some education and query your prejudice before it narrows your life further.

  11. T Ye says:

    you're hilarious

  12. Wonderful darling <3

  13. This is an amazing video! (also: awesome hair, love those curls).

  14. amazing indeed #Loveit

  15. Franck B says:

    Je suis actuellement en doctorat en sciences de l'information et de la communication à Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle. Je m'intéresse aux utilisateurs de Youtube, ceux qui consultent, commentent et « likent » les vidéos d'actualité et politique (même à un faible degré). Une partie de cette étude a déjà fait l'objet d'une présentation à un colloque.

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