TED: A one-woman global village | Sarah Jones

Sarah Jones presents a TED talk exploring the theme of invention and self-identity through various characters based on real people from her life. Characters like Lorraine Levine and Nereida share their unique perspectives, highlighting diversity, cultural identity, and the importance of representation. Jones also reflects on her multicultural background and the influence of her education at the United Nations School. The talk emphasizes the power of ideas and cultural connections in shaping our identities and society.

How does the speaker relate their experiences to the broader theme of invention?

What does the speaker suggest about the concept of self-invention?

What does the speaker mean by 'self-construct' and 'self-identify'?

What role do the characters in the speaker's shows play in exploring identity?

How does the speaker feel about the diversity present in the audience?

What insights does the speaker provide about the importance of role models?

How does the speaker describe their background and its influence on their identity?

What is the significance of the speaker's reference to their upbringing in a multicultural family?

What are the challenges faced by the speaker's daughter regarding her identity?

In what ways does the speaker express gratitude towards the audience?