TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月3日 05時40分

As antiracism books fill up the best-seller lists, writes Jasmine Guillory (@jasminepics), the best-selling author of five books, "I’m thrilled that people want to learn more about racism, white supremacy and their own role in both. But when we say #BlackLivesMatter, we mean the whole of Black lives—not just when we die at the hands of the police and not just when our lives intersect with white lives to our detriment. Racism is not the only thing to know about what it means to be Black. Our joys, our sorrows, our love, our grief, our struggles to fit in, our families, our accomplishments and our triumphs—these things also matter. Black children matter, and not only the ones killed before their time. You may think you already know that, but history has proved otherwise. Black lives are not a problem to be solved or an academic text that can be studied. To recognize Black lives as ones to celebrate, empathize with and care about, here’s your antiracism work: read more fiction by and about Black people." Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @nakeya_brown for TIME

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