Genille Gordon

Resilience at Twenty Four Genille Gordon

A breath of fresh air! You can never be prepared to face adversity, but you can be prepared for the resilience that will follow. Resilience at Twenty Four reveals how family secrets shouldn't be kept a secret and how a life jacket can't save you from sinking relationships and friendships. The Jamaican born, Bronx Native documents how the drug infested glamours streets of the "Boogie Down Bronx" helped her meet resilience while shaping her values. From being multifaceted while attending a predominately white university, to being homeless and on the verge of committing suicide. Resilience at Twenty Four unlocks various versions of adversity and the idea finding your weakness in order to reveal your strength.