2. LZ GRANDERSON
The thesis of his talk was that the gay “lifestyle” is no different than the
straight “lifestyle”.
3. THAT’S JUST WRONG!!!
LZ was surprised to hear government officials say that the gay lifestyle is a
greater threat than terrorism.
4. LZ drew in the audience by using Matthew Broderick.
He used the movie Ferris Buehler to help the audience feel at ease.
“You weren’t doing Ferris-y things at the time, you were doing gay things”
5. LZ kept the attention of the audience throughout by drawing
humorous comparisons between the gay and straight lifestyles.
I found it very humorous how he made the connection that if
you are in love, you may be gay. If you are single, you may be
gay, because gay people are both in love, and single.
6. LZ MOST CLOSELY
FOLLOWED THE
8TH TED
COMMANDMENT
Thou shalt remember all the while,
laughter is good.
7. THE GAY AGENDA???
LZ makes the audience laugh as he shows them the “Gay Agenda”, which was
actually the United States Constitution.
8. DYNAMISM
LZ kept the audience engaged throughout by using pictures, video, and even
a Star Wars theme.
“Run for your heterosexual lives”.
9. LZ was engaging and kept the audience
involved by asking them questions, and
having them actively participate.
10. KEN ROBINSON VS
LZ GRANDERSON
Both used laughter to keep the audience.
Both were very well educated about the topic
they were speaking about.
11. THE ART OF BEING
COMPLETELY
THERE.
LZ spoke from the heart, and was passionate and
thoroughly educated on his speech and the facts
he presented.
12. WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED
ABOUT DELIVERY BASED
UPON WATCHING YOUR
PRESENTER?
I’ve learned to be passionate about my topics.
Speak from the heart.
Humor keeps the audiences attention.
13. TIPS FOR CLASSMATES BASED
ON LZ GRANDERSON
Humor is a plus when speaking on a sensitive subject.
Using pop-culture icons like “Ferris” grabs the audiences attention.
14. SCARY FACTS:
A person can be evicted from their home for being gay.
In most U.S. States (including my home state of Michigan), a person can lose
their job for being gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, or trans-gendered.
15. CITATIONS:
LZ Granderson: The Myth of the Gay Agenda
http://www.ted.com/talks/lz_granderson_the_myth_of_the_gay_agenda.html