ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月4日 09時55分

Olivia Chelko-Long is the executive director of a regional HIV-AIDS outreach center. @ianbrownphotography took this portrait of Olivia in Monroe, Georgia, with her kids, who she adopted from Guatemala and China. “I work for an organization that in a time of great fear had the courage to stand up for others for people living with HIV/AIDS,” Olivia writes in the #nytopinion section. “Almost 30 years ago, those founders didn’t wait and that provides me daily inspiration professionally and personally. I also feel blessed I get to pass that gift onto my kids. They are already pretty amazing kids, and I know because of advocacy they will grow into pretty amazing adults, too.” This #4thofJulyweekend, we’re sharing portraits by @ianbrownphotography, who asked ordinary Americans to tell him what the concept of the #AmericanDream means to them. “Seemingly ordinary people had extraordinary stories,” he writes, “and people with extraordinary stories had simple aspirations.” #??

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