TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月27日 03時16分

@staceyabrams, 44, has a chance to become America’s first black female governor. Describe someone as "commanding the room" and you generally conjure an image of gravitas—a man, likely white, in a suit, emitting soaring oratory. Abrams is a big-boned, natural-haired, youthful-looking woman with a quizzical smile and a gap between her front teeth. She's as likely to geek out about tax policy or #StarTrek as she is to summon the spirit of justice. Yet when she speaks, all kinds of people—from black folks in rural communities to yuppie “resistance” moms around Atlanta—go quiet and listen. In a Democratic Party divided and desperate for fresh faces, Abrams, photographed by @akasharabut while campaigning at a barbecue restaurant in Atlanta on July 2, is already becoming a national star. Her campaign isn’t just a playbook; it’s an act of imagination. And so, like any unprecedented effort, there’s a good chance it could fail. Read more about Abrams and her plan to turn Georgia blue on TIME.com. Photograph by @akasharabut for TIME

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