TED: If a story moves you, act on it | Sisonke Msimang

The speaker shares their experience preparing for a TED Talk, highlighting the power and limitations of storytelling, especially in the context of social justice. They discuss how stories can create an illusion of solidarity and emphasize the importance of looking beyond personal narratives to understand broader social issues. The speaker stresses the need for credible media alongside storytelling to drive social change and calls on audiences to be more curious, skeptical, and active in supporting justice.

What three reasons does the speaker provide for why stories may not make the world a better place?

How does the speaker's personal experience with their bike being stolen illustrate a broader social issue?

What role does the speaker believe audiences play in the effectiveness of storytelling?

What concluding thoughts does the speaker offer regarding the future of storytelling and justice?