Quand les présupposés deviennent une identité | Sofia Hrawi | TEDxJesus&Mary School Youth

Sofia Hrawi, intervenante lors d'un événement TEDx organisé par une communauté locale, revient sur son enfance entre les cultures libanaise et russe. Son intervention examine la façon dont les gens sont étiquetés et jugés à travers des présupposés, avant même qu'on prenne le temps de les connaître. Elle affirme qu'aucune étiquette unique ne peut saisir la complexité d'une personne et que la vraie compréhension exige de dépasser les premières impressions.

• Expérience personnelle de croissance entre les cultures libanaise et russe
• Influence des présupposés et des attentes sur le regard porté sur autrui
• Pourquoi aucune étiquette ne peut résumer la complexité d'une personne

How often do we decide who someone is before giving ourselves the chance to truly know them? Drawing from her experiences growing up between Lebanese and Russian cultures, Sofia explores the impact of assumptions and the expectations people place on others. Her talk challenges us to look beyond first impressions and preconceived ideas, reminding us that no single label can capture the complexity of a person and that genuine understanding begins when we take the time to look deeper. This talk is about the way we label people before we truly know them. My name is Sofia, and growing up between Lebanese and Russian cultures has made me experience this very personally. Through my own experiences, I reflect on what it feels like to constantly be seen through assumptions that never fully fit. The talk is a reminder that people are far more complex than the labels we give them, and that real understanding takes time. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx