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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2019 · 37 MIN

Episode 41 - Kamree Maull - Challenging the Status Quo with "Nah! Fuck that"

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Kamree Maull is a proud Unilever employee and founder of Unbox3d but he wasn't always showing the world who he really is. As a student at University of Cincinnati, Kamree had to learn to navigate an environment that wasn’t as welcoming to a black man like him. He lived a double life in which many of his classmates didn’t know the real Kamree, and soon, he was facing an identity crisis. How many times have you played a role or became a certain person to fit in? On this episode, Kamree reminds us to live as our authentic selves and shares how he learned to say “Nah, fuck that” to the expectations that other people might place on him through his side hustle, Unbox3d, which started in July 2018. Combining his love of storytelling and slogan T-shirts, Unbox3d seeks to challenge the status quo and inspire cultural change through personal testimonials and philanthropic initiatives. To learn more about Unbox3d, visit https://www.unbox3d.net/. Read about Meek Mill and criminal justice reform here: https://time.com/5256757/meek-mill-symbol-prison/

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