TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 1月28日 02時23分

"People in poverty in America in 2018 are not a world apart—they are all around us, and their lives unfold next to, but are cut out from, any prosperity that this nation experiences," @iamwesmoore writes in this week's issue of TIME. "The reality is that the majority of people in poverty who can work are working and are still unable to earn a living wage. The reality is that too many people currently living in poverty were born there. The most shameful reality is that if someone grows up in poverty in America in 2018, they are more likely than ever to die in poverty." From December 2016 to September 2017, photographer @mattblack_blackmatt documented communities on the brink, where poverty rates are high and hope flags, to capture the nation’s deepening inequality, as part of his project, "The Geography of Poverty." Photographs by @mattblack_blackmatt—@Magnum Photos

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