Levi’sさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Levi’sInstagram)「“I built out iconography that turns hurtful symbols like cotton, giving them new meaning, not even new meaning but true meaning. The cotton wreath is like a talisman for Black people. The cotton wreath is a call to return back to what built this country. We built this country. Why we were brought here, what that put us through. What we’re still going through. That’s just one of the ways I use iconography to bring social awareness to systematic racism, paying homage to what Black people have been through. But we’re still here.” @denimtears on his journey to becoming a designer and storyteller, while using his creative outlets as a tool to educate others about the Black community’s treatment over the course of history . For more on Tremaine’s journey, and the beauty of becoming, head to our Stories, and explore the entire #LevisBecoming series created in partnership with @ogetheyogi at the link in bio. 📷: Shaniqwa Jarvis @sheekswinsalways *** [Photo: Tremaine is sitting down on a stool in front of a brown background with green, orange, pink and red floral arrangements. He is wearing a worn in beige baseball cap, white long sleeve button down, vintage denim with holes in the knees and a pair of white and grey snakeskin boots.]」1月29日 2時01分