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为什么你最糟的一面不能定义你
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沙卡·桑戈尔 |
TED2014
• March 2014
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在1991年，沙卡·桑戈尔枪击并杀死了一个人。照他的话说，他曾是“一个贩毒者，脾气暴躁，还有一只半自动的手枪”，他因二级谋杀被监禁，这本可以是他故事的解决。但这并不是。相反，这只是他之后多年自我反省、救赎和补偿的开始，是令我们所有人谦逊和流泪的一课。
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