TED: The beauty of human skin in every color | Angelica Dass

The speaker shares her personal journey of growing up in a diverse family and facing racial discrimination. Inspired by her experiences, she created the Humanae project, which aims to highlight the true colors of people beyond racial stereotypes. The project has gained global recognition, fostering community and debate. It serves as a tool for education and self-reflection, challenging societal norms about race and identity.

What does the speaker mean by saying 'Humanae was useful for many people'?

How does the speaker feel about their identity and the labels associated with it?

What role do teachers play in the 'Humanae' project according to the speaker?

What challenges does the speaker mention regarding discrimination in society?