TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月7日 00時58分

At the end of @ミシェル・オバマ's remote interview with @amandascgorman, she asked, "Do you have any advice for young girls, and Black girls in particular, who earn their way into the spotlight?" Gorman replied: "My question is do they have any advice for me. I’m new to this, so I’m still learning. I would say anyone who finds themselves suddenly visible and suddenly famous, think about the big picture. Especially for girls of color, we're treated as lightning or gold in the pan—we're not treated as things that are going to last. You really have to crown yourself with the belief that what I’m about and what I’m here for is way beyond this moment. I’m learning that I am not lightning that strikes once. I am the hurricane that comes every single year, and you can expect to see me again soon." Read their full conversation at the link in bio. Photograph by @awolerizku for TIME. Fashion styling by @jasonbolden, makeup by @autumnmoultriebeauty—@thewallgroup, dress by @alietteny, jewelry by @khiryofficial

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