ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月5日 12時59分

“I was born cynical,” Gabourey Sidibe (@gabby3shabby) told @nytimesfashion recently. Like many smart young women whose precociousness put them at odds with their peers, sarcasm has been both weapon and armor for the 33-year-old actress. She deployed it while growing up in Brooklyn, where she was raised by her warm, Southern mother and stern African father, whose family traditions extended to polygamy and who called his firstborn daughter “fatso.” Her sarcasm is central to her new memoir, “This Is Just My Face: Try Not to Stare,” in which she writes of trying to please her dad. While @gabby3shabby says she’s “a link on a chain of powerful women” — her aunt is Dorothy Pitman Hughes, a founder of Ms. Magazine — her own steely self-confidence wasn’t nurtured by her activist relatives; it was a survival skill she learned in school. “Children are horrible,” she said. “I was horrible.” @malinfezehai photographed #GaboureySidibe at @mocalosangeles. Visit the link in our profile to read the full interview.

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