The Masculinity Project: Anthony Morris (My Life, My Hustle) 10mins
Produced by Anthony Marshall
Filmmaker Anthony Marshall introduces us to Brooklyn real estate agent and family man Anthony Morris. Marshall highlights the life of a black professional juggling family life and personal aspiration within a demanding industry. Anthony shares the story of a background that was less than ideal but he does not dwell on that. Through a demanding work schedule and family life he seems only focused and determined to attain a personal goal he set for himself. How does a young man in America develop an internal compass which can help drive such determination and focus?
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well said. thanks for persevering and keeping ya head up
Posted by muthi | Jul 06 2009 at 11:11 pm | report this comment
Amazing story. This brother had an analysis of hustling and working like no other. A wise brother. Thank you for this piece. I look forward to a longer production of this short story.
Posted by ITAL | Nov 12 2008 at 04:20 am | report this comment
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This really blessed me today. Thank you Anthony Morris for sharing your experience!
Posted by Jules | Oct 31 2009 at 10:07 pm | report this comment