Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 2月17日 22時00分

Because of Eunique Jones Gibson (@euniquejg), black kids can dream, imagine, and aspire to be whatever they want to be. Photographed here by @kgprojects, Gibson shows kids their future by introducing them to their past. In 2013, she founded @Becauseofthem We Can, a platform that teaches kids about the black excellence in history ― and in the present ― that they typically don’t learn about in school or in the media. Starting out as a photo series, Jones has been able to expand the brand by making facts about the giants of black history accessible for parents, educators and everyone else. She approaches the brand by doing things “the Woodson way,” looking to the father of Black History Month, Carter G. Woodson for inspiration. Gibson is reclaiming the limited narrative society has given black history by attacking revisionism head-on with facts that show our story is not monolithic. As a part of HuffPost Black Voices’ “We Built This” series, Gibson spoke to us about founding “Because Of Them We Can,” her new subscription box and the role education plays in showing black kids their potential. // Interview by: @_tarynitup // #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistoryBuiltThis

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