TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 5月10日 00時23分

When @elizabethwarren started her academic research into why American families file bankruptcy, she began the study expecting to discover that those reneging on their debts had made bad choices or had moral failings. Instead, Warren found they were “like you and me or our neighbors. They got into trouble because of a medical emergency or a string of bad luck.” By her own telling, her personal story is littered with similar close calls and almost failures, which she survived thanks to a supportive family and good government: “I came within a hair’s breadth of getting completely knocked off the track.” The reason she was able to keep her job as a law professor in Houston is that her aunt offered to watch her kids. A minimum-­wage job today “can’t keep a mama and a baby out of poverty, and that’s wrong,” she says. Warren’s proposing universal child care and pre-K for every working parent because “not everyone has an Aunt Bee.” Warren remains close to her family, most of whom still live in Oklahoma, and a Plains accent still inflects her speech. But her story also makes for useful politics. As a veteran Democratic strategist observes, “If she’s Oklahoma Elizabeth Warren, she’ll win. If she’s Harvard Elizabeth Warren, she’ll lose.” Watch the full video at the link in bio. Video by @francescatrianni and @ggarciapardo for TIME

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