TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月8日 00時59分

"Black women have been honoring and lifting our voices, sharing our strengths, broadening our revolutionary scope since we got here," writes Rebecca Carroll (@rebeljunemarie). "We tell stories that come through our hair and our hips, our shoulders and our ride-or-die stride as we walk alongside one another, tethered to our tropes, ever strong, mammified, over-sexualized but ultimately free together. @britrbennett, Jasmine Guillory (@jasminepics) and @jacqueline_woodson are three of our finest novelists in America today. They tell narrative stories with grace and nuance, humor and curiosity, and with characters who exist because Black women called them to live." The four spoke about the long-standing contributions of Black women writers, who holds the power in publishing and the notion of a renaissance. “We know our stories matter because the writers who came before us have showed us how we've been silenced and we have a right to speak,” says Woodson. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @nakeya_brown for TIME

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