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Anthony Morris (My Life, My Hustle)
Produced by Anthony Marshall
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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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culture, black professional, real estate, Brooklyn, fatherhood, class struggle, economic fairness, black business
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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
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