ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月30日 09時28分

18-year-old Yasmeen Wilkerson was dubious when her boyfriend introduced her to skateboarding. Soon, though, “I dumped the guy but kept the skateboard,” she said. Yasmeen is a member of The Brujas (@wearebrujas), a crew of female skaters in the #Bronx. The Brujas — Spanish for “witches” — have gathered regularly for more than 2 years, but they still tend to turn heads. All of the young women are from diverse backgrounds, most from Upper Manhattan or the Bronx. And all of them are frequently greeted with catcalling and rubbernecking. As @wearebrujas has grown, in members and lore, so has the group’s activism. What began in parks and playgrounds now extends into other arenas of organizing. Some members have spoken at @nyccouncil hearings on rezoning plans; helped marshal protesters for rallies fighting mass incarceration; and put together open-mike nights highlighting underserved voices. All of the group’s members have seen their neighborhoods shift in recent years, and see #skateboarding as a cry of dissent against the city’s gentrification. @edwintorresphoto photographed Yasmeen of @wearebrujas while on #nytassignment.

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