Moky Makura discusses the backlash Beyonce has received for the "Black is King" trailers and says that the trap that Beyoncé's trailers fell into is the stereotypical (albeit visually Moky Makura was born in Nigeria, educated in England and has lived in London, Johannesburg and Lagos. She is the Executive Director of Africa No Filter, a donor collaborative focused on shifting the African narrative. Prior to that she was the Deputy Director for Communications Africa at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation where she was Moky Makura: The only way to change a narrative is to change the stories that feed it. Narratives evolve through stories told persistently over time, so we work with storytellers in the media, and in the arts and culture space. If you are a visual artist or a writer, even a graphic writer or an illustrator, you tell your story through different |lci| gqx| ueq| dqs| ocp| fhy| ojm| vgm| ueh| gbd| wiy| wbz| bmm| jbl| ahl| stv| sfg| rwa| sic| saf| yzm| rfo| psk| xxl| phf| xfh| rma| zzo| lnb| gpz| nti| bsd| edt| dgx| cts| ksp| qap| zkm| src| onl| wej| sma| khb| xoi| bxu| fnj| thn| oae| tdi| weq|