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Top Comments of this video!! :3
āI didnāt need my dream to be easy, I needed it to be possibleā...I like that!
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I knew America Ferrera is a super-talented queen, but I didn't know she did a TED Talk in 2019. Thanks for mentioning it in the Barbie interview, Ryan Gosling! America did an amazing job, and it spoke to me!
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Iām here for Ryan Gosling, Iām staying for America Ferrera
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"I was never actually asking the system to change. I was asking it to let me in and those aren't the same thing." So powerful
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I couldnāt think of a more perfect choice for the human in the Barbie Movie ! Your message still stands and resonates with me. Iām fat brown and poor but still going to college to perfect my artistic talents
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āOur systems donāt have to create a new reality, They have to stop resisting the one that they already live in ā
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And now sheās had some incredibly iconic roles. I know for me she was part of my childhood as Astrid from HTTYD, and then part of my adolescent life as Amy from Superstore. I couldnāt be a bigger fan.
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"I didn't need my dream to be easy, I just needed it to be possible" That. Right there. Got me emotional.
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Presence creates possibility
Such a powerful message, so well written and delivered
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Me watching this after Ryan gosling said he did, in a Barbie interview and America was so happy about it
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What a beautifully refined educated woman I truly love her as an actress and a person.
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Iām so glad people are finding this! Iāve watched this over and over for years and I felt like no one knew about it
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I felt pain and courage at the same time but overall it's just empowering
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I love America, she inspires me so much. Sheās kind of playing herself as Amy in Superstore, smart, charismatic and passionate about the right things. Thatās why she made it far both in the show in corporate and in real life as an actress/producer/director. :))
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I didn't needed my dream to be easy , I just wanted it to be possible. Such beautiful lines.
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Fun Fact:
If anyone has seen "How To Train Your Dragon", you might not know that America Ferrera did the voice-over for Astrid Hofferson in the movie, its sequels, and the spin-off shows. Every time I hear her talk, Astrid Hofferson is the first thing I picture.
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Some of ya'll are totally missing the point. She's speaking on the fact that we ARE judged (initially) by how people SEE us, not our character. You can't even get to the part where people can judge you by your character when they write you off as soon as they look at you. And that there are people (from many backgrounds and races, including whites) who will try to conform to society's standards in order to fit in and get the job, the partner, whatever. And she's right. She's acknowledging the reality we live in, while saying that the way to change it (specifically in the world of Hollywood), is to stop pretending as if we are not all different, but to embrace the differences, and have those differences reflected in media. And I don't see a millionaire complaining. I see someone with a different point of view sharing her experience with an industry she knows about more than the rest of us.
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And now sheās nominated for an Oscar. It makes me very happy to see that Americaās childhood dream came true. An inspiring speech from an inspiring woman š
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So grateful to Ryan Gosling for introducing us to this. And America Ferrera, you are phenomenal.
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9 months ago
Thank you Ryan Gosling for introducing this to the viewers. I love this, and I love America.
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