下面是小编为大家整理的2022年TED英语演讲：才华可以人人都有，但机会不是,供大家参考。
才华可以人人都有，但机会不是。从无家可归的孤儿到世界顶尖名校双学位，是什么改变了他的命运?他为什么会有这样的机会?怎样让更多的人也拥有这样的机会?登上TED舞台的演讲者Christopher Ategeka用他自己被跨国收养的经历来向我们证明真爱可以超越血缘，超越地域，超越文化，也即老吾老以及人之老，幼吾幼以及人之幼的国际版。每个人都重要，每个人的梦想也重要。下面是小编为大家收集关于TED英语演讲：才华可以人人都有，但机会不是，欢迎借鉴参考。
才华可以人人都有，但机会不是
How many of you are tired of seeingcelebrities adopting kids from the African continent?
你们之中有多少人已经对那些从非洲领养小孩的明星而感到厌倦了?
Well, its not all that bad. I was adopted.I grew up in rural Uganda, lost both my parents when I was very, very young.And when my parents passed, I experienced all the negative effects of poverty,from homelessness, eating out of trash piles, you name it.
嗯，那也不全是坏事。我就是被其中领养的一员。我在乌干达的郊区长大，在我很小的时候，我的父母就去世了。在我父母离世之后，我经历了所有贫困带来的困难，从无家可归，到捡食路边的垃圾，所有你能想得到的。
But my life changed when I got acceptedinto an orphanage. Through one of those sponsor-an-orphan programs, I wassponsored and given an opportunity to acquire an education. I started off inUganda. I went through school, and the way this particular program worked, youfinished high school and after high school, you go learn a trade -- to become acarpenter, a mechanic or something along those lines.
但自从我被一家孤儿院收养 我的生活就发生了巨变。通过孤儿院的一个补助项目，我获得了接受教育的机会，以及相应的资助。一开始是在乌干达。我去了学校念书，而根据这个项目的运作流程，他们会在你读完高中以后，送你去学一门手艺，比如木匠，或者机修工或者其他的一些专业技术。
My case was a little different. The sponsorfamily that was sending these 25 dollars a month to this orphanage to sponsorme, which -- I had never met them -- said, Well ... we would like to sendyou to college instead. Oh -- it gets better.
而我的情况却有所不同。每个月我会在孤儿院收到25美元补助。这钱来自资助我的家庭，...
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