TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月5日 07時07分

"Today, the word Black is trendy in media marketing and boardrooms," writes @chadsand. "It's a buzzword. Blackness has become its own niche vertical for highbrow liberals. And within that vertical, there’s a window of opportunity for Black people to tell and sell our stories. But seizing it comes at a cost." This feeling is echoed by other creatives, including photographer Gioncarlo Valentine. "Now that white editors, producers and agencies have discovered that Black people exist and that they are impossibly talented and brilliant, we are witnessing a scramble to inauthentically correct racist histories," Valentine writes. "Often, this scramble feels like progress to those outside of marginalized communities. Inside, however, we are just waiting for this fad to come to an end and for the work to dry up. Do you accept this deluge of attention and use it for what it’s worth, or do you turn down these opportunities that feel disingenuous? Sometimes, this choice feels like falling." Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @gioncarlovalentine

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