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The Masculinity Project: Karl Carter (My Life, My Hustle) 10mins

Produced by Anthony Marshall

Karl Carter offers a quick peek into the life of an independent entrepreneur hitting successful strides. Shot on a classically clear day in the hills of Mount Washington Los Angeles this short episode presents an inspiring articulation of drive, determination and a multi-cultural free market open to new energy. What kind of entrepreneurship do you see among young black men in your neighborhood?

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