ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月23日 01時34分

Photo by @kitracahana |Portrait of Roniya Hepburn (18) and her son Ethan. This past spring, while on assignment for National Geographic’s upcoming issue on gender, I had the privilege of photographing this year’s graduating class from the Dorothy M. Wallace COPE Center, a high school in Miami, Florida, that caters solely to teen mothers.
Walking through the school’s halls, attending prom and the girls’ graduation ceremony, I was humbled to see what can be achieved when we give young girls the power and support to believe in their own futures. Reflecting on the election, I’m reminded that true power oftentimes comes from below. It comes from people like the principal of the school, Annette Burks-Grice, whom I watched in awe as she greeted her students daily with kindness, dignity, and empathy. I looked at the school and I thought our world and our country need more of this. I looked at the principal and her staff and I thought our world and our country need more of you. What I found there was a culture of love and support that we can all learn from, a culture of love and support that we all deserve. #teenmom

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