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dotsMICHAEL B. JORDAN ON ESSENCE’S JUNE MEN’S ISSUE COVER

Published on May 21, 2018 by Sonya's Spotlight

ESSENCE gets up close and personal with our favorite “bae”—smokin’ hot actor Michael B. Jordan—for its June Men’s Issue. The cover story, The Fire Next Time, features the 31-year-old Newark, NJ, native sharing with ESSENCE why he’s secure in his career (he has three films in production), legacy (“I want people to say, ‘He made an impact’”) and heart. In the HBO film “Fahrenheit 451” airing this Saturdaythe star plays a young man compelled to save the written word at all costs. In real life, he’s just as focused on creating his own stories and making every moment count. If you choose to share the up-close interview with Michael B. Jordan, please link back to https://www.essence.com/celebrity/michael-b-jordan-ally-strong-women-coverESSENCE’s June issue hits newsstands on 5/25. For photos, quotes and more on this month’s issue, visit ESSENCE.com

<p>Michael B. Jordan ESSENCE June 2018 Cover (dupe)</p>

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SYDNEY SCOTT

May, 18, 2018

Michael B. Jordan covers the June issue of ESSENCE, where the Fahrenheit 451 actor speaks out about using his platform to further diversity in Hollywood and empower women.

Speaking with Matthew Cherry, filmmaker and creative executive at Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions, the actor shared that being raised by strong women inspired him to support others. And, he’s doing that through his company, Outlier Society Productions.

Back in March, Jordan was one of the first celebrities to announce he was adopting an inclusion rider, which ensures a certain level of diversity among a project’s cast and crew.

<p>Michael B. Jordan ESSENCE June 2018 Cover</p>

MICHAEL ROWE / ESSENCE

“Actions speak louder than words. I want to lead by example,” Jordan told ESSENCE. “I know I had an opportunity with the shows and projects I had coming up, to put it to work. It’s important to have diversity both in front of and behind the camera, and inclusion riders make sure that anyone who does business with my company knows that we expect there to be people of color, women, LGBT folks, and people with disabilities in key positions on our crews and productions staffs.”

 

June 2018 Cover-watermarked

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