TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月17日 22時30分

Fredrico Don Broom, 41, with his sons Vincent, 7, in lap, and Diego, 12, in Catonsville, Md. On assignment for TIME in recent weeks, photographer @ruddyroye, a father of two boys, met with black dads across America to hear about their fears and hopes for their sons in America today. "I teach my sons that when life gets hard, never give up. There was a time when I was going to lose it all. It was on #FathersDay," Broom told Roye. "I work as an engineer, in my father’s footsteps. I got a call from my job: to come in, stabilize the boiler room. Before I could leave, one of the stabilizer tanks exploded. I got cracked across the head. I was out for 2½ years. I sold everything I had just to keep a roof over our heads. To keep things afloat, I started my own business. It’s always good to show a physical example of strength, determination and the willingness to never give up." For more photos, and to hear more stories, visit TIME.com/black-fathers. Photograph and interview by @ruddyroye for TIME

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