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Be a Good Man, Not a Nice Guy: A Guide to True Masculinity

Contributor(s): Davis, Kelvin (Author)

ISBN: 9798887981055

Publisher: Tma Press

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Pub Date: January 6, 2026

Lexile Code: 0000

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.46" H x 8.50" L x 5.50" W ( 0.53 lbs) 208 pages

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Learn how to stop being a nice guy and become a good man with this guide to true masculinity.

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Kelvin Davis is a multi-talented individual who is known primarily as a size-inclusive male model, motivational speaker, author, and advocate for body positivity. He gained prominence through his blog, Notoriously Dapper, which celebrates self-love, confidence, and style for men of all sizes. His blog, social media presence, and collaborations with major brands focuses on challenging traditional beauty standards and promoting inclusivity in the fashion industry.

Kelvin has been featured in major media outlets such as The New York Times, The Daily Mail, and The New York Post for his contributions to male body positivity. Through his work, Davis has become a leading voice in the body positivity movement, challenging stereotypes about masculinity, size, and fashion. His platform emphasizes the importance of mental health, self-esteem, and body acceptance for everyone, particularly men.

A leading light in the body confidence movement for men, his persona offers empowerment and wisdom that contributes to building self-esteem for everyone. His first book, Notoriously Dapper: How to be a Modern Gentleman with Manners, Style and Body Confidence, was nominated for the 2018 NAACP Image Award.

Review Quotes: Praise for Kelvin Davis's Notoriously Dapper

"Out of everyone, we're most in love with Kelvin Davis of Notoriously Dapper." --Glamour Magazine

"Body positivity and some welcome diversity." --Cosmopolitan

"Davis certainly has something to say to young men about what we lose when we give up the concept of being a gentleman, and what we have to gain when we cherish it." --The New York Times

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