ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月11日 22時30分

From @nytgender: The UN has declared today the international #DayoftheGirl. But what does it mean to be an 18-year-old girl in 2018? What slang do they use? When did they first feel like an adult? What do they want to be doing in 5 years, when they are older? To find out, we gave women photographers around the world an assignment: Show us 18 in your community. Because, yes, 18 is an age. But it’s also something more — It’s a moment, a rite of passage, a gateway to adulthood. Introducing #ThisIs18 — a celebration of girlhood across oceans and cultures, ranging from the U.S. to Kenya to South Korea to Norway. “At this stage of my life, I sincerely don't know where my life is leading me. Though I'm sure I'll steer it,” says Lior Danieli, pictured above. She’s an 18-year-old in Be'er Sheva, Israel who just graduated high school, plays volleyball professionally and will be drafted into the Israeli military in 2019. Click on the link in our profile to learn more about This Is 18. And swipe left to meet more of the girls featured in the project. | Girls featured: 1. Lior Danieli (Be'er Sheva, Israel), photographed by Noga Sieradzki. 2. Wanjiku Muthoni Gakuru (Nairobi, Kenya), photographed by Sarah Sunday Moses. 3. Hélène Françoise Philippe (Los Angeles, United States), photographed by Arleigh Haskal. 4. Madison Breanne Justice (Clarksdale, Mississippi), photographed by Yasmine Malone. 5. Obdulia González González (Zacatecas, Mexico), photographed by Jessica Mireles Quiñones

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