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"Globally, the Narrative Pen Is in White Folks’ Hands." Nigerian Copywriter Dotun Bello on the Need for Industry Change

Working Not Working October 4, 2021

“I think the biggest problem is that globally the narrative pen is in white folks’ hands. Even in Africa, our regional campaigns are created all the way in London. That's ridiculous to me. I think we need to give the people the narrative pen.”

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In INTERVIEWS Tags Dotun Bello, creative industry, copywriter, Africa, advertising, Lagos, Working Not Working, DEI, diversity, Black creatives
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Larry Gordon’s Passion for Advertising Diversity Will Change the Industry for the Better

Working Not Working August 3, 2021

Gordon explains diversity in advertising with the same passion that goes into explaining new ideas. Our conversation about his background quickly moved into the steps that advertising needs to take to become more inclusive and I think it’s all the better for it. For agencies looking to make some serious change, Gordon practically lays out the blueprint that will help the creative world change for the better.

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In INTERVIEWS Tags Larry Gordon, Creative Director, creative director, Laundry Service, advertising, agency, diveristy, Black creatives, branding, marketing, interview
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Donye Taylor Cut Her Own Path Into The Creative Industry

Working Not Working April 26, 2021

From working with R&B artist 6LACK to market his 600 Degrees hot sauce to handling creative direction for a project with Nike, Donye Taylor has carved her own path on her terms. She’s not letting up for anyone. Taylor talks The Digital Footprint, what drives her, and what she plans on doing in the future.

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In INTERVIEWS Tags Donye Taylor, The Digital Footprint, advertising, Black creatives, creativity, interview, branding, strategist, consultant, designer, creative direction, Working Not Working
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How Oriel Davis-Lyons Is Changing Diversity In The Ad Industry — One Class At A Time

Working Not Working March 15, 2021

“We're only ever seeing books from the people who have the privilege of being able to put them together. And that often excludes Black creatives. ONE School is a way to make sure that there is an alternative way into this industry.”

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In INTERVIEWS Tags ONE School, advertising, portfolio, portfolio school, Trey Alston, Oriel Davis-Lyons, Black creatives, Black talent, diversity, school, equity, One Club for Creativity

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