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    This document discusses Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's TED talk about the dangers of a "single story" perspective. She talks about how Western children's books only portrayed one perspective of life in Africa. At the end of her talk, Adichie urges her audience to seek out other stories and perspectives from those they see as "others" to develop a more empathetic worldview.

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    This document discusses Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's TED talk about the dangers of a "single story" perspective. She talks about how Western children's books only portrayed one perspective of life in Africa. At the end of her talk, Adichie urges her audience to seek out other stories and perspectives from those they see as "others" to develop a more empathetic worldview.

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    This document discusses Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's TED talk about the dangers of a "single story" perspective. She talks about how Western children's books only portrayed one perspective of life in Africa. At the end of her talk, Adichie urges her audience to seek out other stories and perspectives from those they see as "others" to develop a more empathetic worldview.

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    Activity video

    1. What does Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie mean when she refers


    to a 'single story'? 

    2. What is the main point that Adichie makes when she


    describes her experience of reading Western children’s
    books? 

    3. At the end of her TED talk, what is Adichie urging her


    audience to do?

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