The danger of a single story

Watch this insightful, moving and humourous speech by Nigerian writer Chimamanda Adichie about the power of stories and the power that controls stories.

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I am a husband and father communicating to change the world. I write, edit and podcast, mostly about health and human rights. Canada and Nepal. https://linktr.ee/martydlogan View all posts by Marty Logan

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