TED: How to make peace? Get angry | Kailash Satyarthi

The speaker discusses how anger, often seen as negative, can be harnessed for positive societal change. Through personal stories, including inspiration from Gandhi and experiences with the caste system, the speaker illustrates how anger led to transformative actions, such as freeing child slaves and advocating for education. The narrative emphasizes the power of converting anger into constructive ideas and actions, urging others to channel their anger for the greater good.

What experiences in the speaker's childhood contributed to their understanding of anger?

How did the speaker's anger at the age of 27 influence their actions regarding child slavery?

What was the significance of Mahatma Gandhi in the speaker's life?

Describe the event that led to the speaker's decision to challenge the caste system.

What was the reaction of the community when the speaker invited untouchables to share a meal?

How did the speaker's actions lead to a change in societal views on child labor?

In what ways did the speaker's anger at different ages lead to significant ideas or actions?

What does the speaker mean by transforming anger into action?

What lessons does the speaker convey about the nature of anger?

How did the speaker's personal experiences shape their views on social justice?