Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 6月8日 05時06分

"My sister is pregnant with her first child," Vogue's @akili_ writes. "While racial injustices are not new for us as Black people, and it's one thing to deal with it myself, being a Black auntie-to-be makes me think more and more about the gut-wrenching idea of having to explain to a child the unjust atrocities that we've been experiencing for centuries." A reminder of why we continue to fight for what’s right, our children deserve a better world, as we all do. But the fact that Black parents especially have to explain to their children why they might be harmed, especially by those who are supposed to protect them, due to the color of their skin is a reflection of America’s deepest issues, ones needed to be fixed centuries ago.

At the link in our bio, 7 Black mothers, including @charlottemensah, @tylynnnguyen, @nikishariley, and @missjulee, share their personal experiences with, and advice on, speaking with children about racism and the current worldwide #BlackLivesMatter protests.

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