TED: It takes a community to eradicate hate | Wale Elegbede

The video transcript details the personal experiences of an American Muslim of Nigerian descent, highlighting the impact of racism, Islamophobia, and community values. It covers cultural shocks in the US, historical challenges, and the effects of hate on family and community. The narrative emphasizes the importance of interfaith community building and organizing rallies against hate, concluding with lessons learned and a call to action for solidarity and standing against discrimination.

How did the teacher's family cope with the fear and anxiety during times of increased hate crimes?

In what ways did the teacher's identity as a Muslim influence their experiences in America?

What actions did the local Muslim community take in response to the Muslim ban?

What lessons did the teacher learn from their experiences with hate crimes?