TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月18日 03時30分

Victor P. Mason, sheriff of Hinds County, poses with his son, Christopher Mason, 35, in Jackson, Miss. 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. "When I became an officer in law enforcement in the early ’80s, I knew how the environment was here, so I didn’t want my son to be a victim. I wanted him to be a vessel," the 62-year-old told Roye. "I was very protective of [my sons], but I let them get their knees skinned. I would take him to the funeral home. I would let him see bodies in the back that were shot up because guys were trying to commit crimes, and let him know this was just one-way; there are consequences." For more photos, and to hear more stories, visit TIME.com/black-fathers. Photograph and interview by @ruddyroye for TIME

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