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Black Women Always : Conversations on Life, Culture and Creativity

Black Women Always : Conversations on Life, Culture and Creativity

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Author: Morosky, Kevin

Of specific Gay & Lesbian interest

Published on 14 March 2024 by HarperCollins Publishers (Pavilion) in the United Kingdom.

Hardback | 320 pages
227 x 162 | 820g

A defining manual on using creativity as a tool for empowerment and allowing your personal identity to live in and guide all parts of your life, Kevin Morosky shares stories and inspiration from the women who have most influenced his creative path and explores the ways we can pursue success by implementing their wisdom in all aspects of our lives.

Find joy in your work and life with this creative manual where every part of you is welcome. Culture isn’t a science; it is literal magic. You have to live in it. You have to breathe it…

Film Auteur and Chief Creative Officer, Kevin Morosky, invites the women he considers his most trusted advisors, closest friends, and biggest inspirations to explore how their impact shapes culture and nourishes society. Through a series of conversations which consider the themes of resilience, patience, autonomy, focus, identity, communication, Kevin shares how their collective teachings and support has helped shape his own life and creative path.

Drawing upon his own experiences in the creative industry across advertising, photography, film and art, Kevin invites you to find your own identity, empowering you to bring 100% of yourself into the room – not just the 30% that’s deemed ‘palatable’ by those already in it. Centring the Black women who always support him, Kevin and his friends, family and mentors reflect on what it takes to authentically achieve your creative freedom. This book is about really admiring and revelling in the magic Black women always bring to the table, a magic that benefits us all.

This is both Kevin’s love letter to Black women, and a revolt against tired, status-quo thinking around creativity and advertising.

INCLUDING CONVERSATIONS WITH: MUM AND TAYLA

ON THE PAST /

KUCHENGA

ON RESILIENCE /

JULIE ADENUGA

ON BOUNDARIES /

DAME ELIZABETH NNEKA ANIONWU

ON PATIENCE /

SHYGIRL

ON AUTONOMY /

GYNELLE LEON

ON BEING A VIRGO /

BIANCA SAUNDERS

ON IDENTITY /

PERRI SHAKES-DRAYTON

ON FRONTING /

KELECHI OKAFOR

ON INTUITION /

AUDREY INDOME

ON COLLABORATION /

PAULA SUTTON AND AFRICA DALEY-CLARKE

ON HOME /

TERRI WALKER

ON STORYTELLING /

LADY PHYLL OPOKU-GYIMAH

ON FOCUS /

RIVAH

ON INTENT /

REMI SADÉ

ON ESSENCE /

BUSHIRA ATTAH AND ASHLEY MADEKWE

ON FRIENDSHIP /

CANDICE BRATHWAITE

ON COMMUNICATION /

MPHO MCKENZIE

ON WINNING AND LOSING /

SELMA NICHOLLS

ON SELF-CARE BEFORE SELF-CARE /

MARAWA THE AMAZING

ON DISCIPLINE /

MICHAELA YEARWOOD-DAN

ON PLAYING THE GAME /

JAMELIA

ON INTEGRITY /

AJA BARBER

ON MONEY /

TOLLY T

ON FUN /

NANA BEMPAH

ON SAFE SPACES

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