Procter & Gamble’s “The Talk” wins the primetime commercial Emmy during the first night of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards weekend at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
Created by BBDO New York and directed by Malik Vitthal of The Corner Shop, “The Talk” is part of P&G’s continuing My Black Is Beautiful initiative. The piece features different African-American parents having “The Talk” with their kids about racial bias and how it can make life more difficult–and at times even more dangerous.
Consumer goods corporation P&G gets Emmy nomination for their advertisement “The Talk,” which featured black families over the course of decades facing the same racial bias and discrimination, leading mothers to have “the talk” about inequality and racism with their children. Directed by Malik Vitthal, Karimah plays one of the mothers in the commercial. Learn more…
Procter & Gamble’s ‘The Talk’ Zones In On Necessary Conversations In The Black Community
Karimah Westbrook in powerful P&G campaign: Parents Have ‘the Talk’ in the Powerful ‘My Black Is Beautiful’ Campaign From P&G Teaching kids about racial bias, for generations.
