Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Zain Asher in Conversation with Elisabeth Egan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Join internationally bestselling author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie with CNN’s Zain Asher and NYT’s Elisabeth Egan for a conversation about resilience, family, and their acclaimed new memoirs - Adichie’s Notes on Grief and Asher’s Where the Children Take Us. Each telling the riveting and heartbreaking stories of losing their fathers, Adichie and Asher’s new books are nonetheless stories about hope - how the collective grief of the Covid era helped Adichie make sense of her own, how Asher’s mother saved her family from being engulfed in despair, and how their shared Nigerian heritage gave each of them a sense of grounding and stability in tradition. Hear them discuss what they’ve learned from their fathers' lives, how writing and literature have shaped their identities, the incalculable influence of motherhood, overcoming tragedy, and much more.Your support helps us continue creating online content for our community. Donate now: www.92NY.org/Do...
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Incredible stories from two of our icons. May you two live long.
I can't wait to read these books. Remarkable Nigerian women, so proud of you. Iya ni wura (Mother's are golden).
❤❤I so admire the game changer strategy by Elizabeth Egan's mother. Her dogged system to focus on an objective [Oxford University] and accomplish it.❤❤That's a waaaoh😂🎉
What an amazing discussion and panel. I watched it twice. The brilliance. The audacity to believe you belong. Loved it.
Those two are Igbos. I feel proud.
Proud to learn from these women ❤❤❤❤
Pure display of excellence at a spot! One can not only watch and listen but to churn optimism and can-do spirit outta this conversation. 👌
Your stories made me too emotional. I can relate to everything our sisters said. Nigerian parents are the best in the world. Their sacrifices are deep to be forgotten. They give their all, sometimes their lives.
This is such a beautifully humane conversation, and a lesson on how grief can be triumphed over by the right human connections.
Just learning of Zain Asher's book from this video. I'll check it out.
really awesome discussion had to watch twice
Soooo proud of you two.
This is so lovely 🥰 and superb. I’m loving it. Two wonderful great Igbo Women out there making everyone proud.
I’m so Proud of you both.
Beautiful heart warming and soul giving conversations that felt so intimate. Glad to have been able to watch
Such beautiful women with beautiful stories and ideologies ❤️
❤❤I so admire the game changer strategy by Elizabeth Egan's mother. Her dogged system to make her daughter focus on an objective [Oxford University] and accomplish it.❤❤That's a waaaoh😂🎉
RadioZeaterClub 21.11.2023
Very, interesting interview and a mother of wisdom. May God bless her. I have seen where my mom always used this proverb. You have to be cruel to be kind. A lot of mothers should listen to this interview.There is no one like a good mother.
Wow amazing discussion, definitely learnt parenting tips.
This conversation was beautiful ❤
This was beautiful to watch
I enjoyed every bit of this show. Thumbs up ladies for relating your grieves, experience and on backgrounding your roots. I love you both.
I stayed glued from start to finish, i love all three of you ❤❤..
We are very happy for your my sister's
I envy the backup Zain Ashers mother gave her.
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Is there anyone who can give me a list of successful black people in UK so that I can print it out for my children and stick on their walls,we live in a predominantly white area with very friendly people but I'd like them to see black excellence and representation and know that they can also be those people.
Very easy to find if you Google.
Hello I'm not from an english speaking country, actually I'm togolese and french ✌🏿
But I know that Olukemi Olufunto also knowns as Kemi Badenoch is a successful Nigerian British politician. I think she is Minister for women and equalities, president of Board of trade and secretary of state for business and trade...so very successful ! Maybe she will be part of your list 😊
Google Bozoma Saint. She is the former CMO of Netflix. A very successful woman from Ghana. Goodluck
Action is it's own form of Eloquence...William Shakespeare
Wow
🎉🎉🎉🎉21.11.2023❤❤I so admire the game changer strategy by Elizabeth Egan's mother. Her dogged system to make her daughter focus on an objective [Oxford University] and accomplish it.❤❤That's a waaaoh😂🎉
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hello Pretty Wonderful. Zain
Whatever happen you know
I love you so. I miss you so. ewall
Ph. To. GOD. be. the. glory
Thr society of grieving got me😅😅😅
'How did your Mom know you were watching t.v'?
I would walk in after work and touch the t.v!
'Hot'!!
Trouble,'wahala' for my boys.
They're lucky I didn't know how to mess up the wires!!
Thankfully,the trouble,'wahala' I gave my boys tendered to limit the 'watching of t.v.-without -hours-supposed-to-be-put-into-work;ACADEMIC WORK!
Post daisy and the six cast interview
Beautiful conversation.
Thank you to such amazing ladies, but unfortunately and respectfully I think that we cannot remake things to suit everybody as far as this world is concerned. Minority or majority will consistently have an opinion to how it should. So going by that there might not be any stability.
My humble opinion.
Zain is disappointing. While the wig and phonetics and foreign name? Look at chimananda
They have different backgrounds. Zain lived in the UK all her life, you can't possibly think that hasn't moulded her in any way.
With all due respect, that's a parochial view which holds no relevance to the context being discussed. I think these two brilliant ladies do us proud in their own peculiar disposition while exhibiting the same strong affiliation to their root when it concerns grief.
She was born in London to Nigerian parents. Plus it is her voice and her choice.
kindly change your thought pattern, that will do you great.
Different background. But I recommend she adopts Chimamanda's