American Eagleさんのインスタグラム写真 - (American EagleInstagram)「“A couple of months ago, I wrote my dad a letter admitting that it has taken me just about 22 years to acknowledge my Asian identity. Despite my dad's Korean identity making up half of me, racist behavior of my peers in my childhood impacted me in a way that caused rejection of my own blood. I remember hating "looking Asian" and joking around during my dad's attempts to teach my brothers and I the Korean language. I regret as a child not showing more interest and for not being proud of not only my own Korean heritage, but my dad’s. ⠀ ⠀ One of the many things my Black friends have taught me during this historical movement is their unapologetic passion and love for their own beautiful black skin and pride as they literally risk their lives in the fight against the world's systemic injustices. They have been on the frontline for their entire lives and it's taken me this long just to reflect.⠀ ⠀ This year has been a huge eye-opener for me. I've been thinking about my own identity and reconsidering my responsibility as an artist and have learned that in order to create meaningful work that amplifies voices that need to be heard and triggers important conversations that need to be had, I must understand my own culture and identity. So here is me for @americaneagle loving the skin that I am in and eternally grateful for my Asian identity.⠀ ⠀ There is so much wrong with the system, but I am fortunate enough to be in a community of artists and friends who teach me to do what's right. I am still learning to be a proud Asian female-identifying individual who stands up for Black lives and I will continue to listen and turn what I hear into action.” ⠀ #rg @sophiehur #AExME」7月13日 0時10分