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Anthony Carter combines his love of theatre, writing, storytelling, and black queer feminist theory to create projects that inspire all to greatness. He was a semifinalist in the Strawberry One Act Festival 2007 with his play Breakfast for Dinner. His book Unfettered Mind: The Importance of Black Male Mental Health, released in 2012, offers several winning strategies for remaining mentally healthy and emotionally resilient in a rapidly changing world.
Mr. Carter’s second book, Strong Stuff: Tips on Surviving and Thriving Despite Unemployment, offers insight on maintaining self-esteem and personal friendships while one searches for work. Based on personal experiences (2.5 years of unemployment and some homelessness), this latest book is full of exercises and quick easy to read and apply tips for thriving despite being jobless. In February 2016, he is publishing his first collection of Sci-Fi/ – speculative fiction short stories entitled Rules of Reality.
Anthony Carter and his husband are joyfully co-raising nine grandchildren while relentlessly devising techniques for the world’s evolution. You can visit him online here.
Mr. Carter was live on our show talking about his article, How Black Men Can be Seen Without Being Punished.
During our conversation, Mr. Carter talked about:
– Some of his background including life growing up and why he wanted to go to college
– Where did the influence to get into theatre come from
– the story behind both of his books including being unemployed for two and a half years
– The background behind the article
– Being a Black men, has he ever felt invisible
– The relationship between slavery and Black men feeling invisible
– Today’s young Black men’s state of mind compared to when he was their age
– What are some of the root causes on why many Black men feel invisible and ways that can be remedied
– What are young Black men telling him about life
– A way that Black parents can better raise their children
– His calls to action
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