The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 8月11日 03時01分

This week, @_yoshann took over our photo department’s account to share images that honor, celebrate, and salute black life. This one, called "Let's Show the World We Love Each Other," was taken in Baltimore, Maryland, after these two young siblings shot some imaginary hoops. "Posing for a photograph, the young boy pulled his sister closer and said, 'Let’s show the world we love each other,'" the photographer $HAN Wallace wrote. "Her gaze really struck me as she held him tighter." Follow @newyorkerphoto to see more.

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amarar05 @me_memg I don't think it "has" to be. Maybe it's just another way to celebrate life in general, but the photographer chose the title she/he felt was right for the picture. Just sayin', it's a beautiful shot regardless.

museumcookie @gelliroll Fortunately, not everyone sees this in a negative light. People can still be moved by genuine emotion.

dish_with_ish @gelliroll when siblings are sweet to each other, it is genuinely uplifting to see

maryjohj Beautiful kids, beautiful shot, beautiful sentiment. Thank you for posting.

reggie_deep Until we can see all children as our children we can’t really heal.

nobelphillip ❤️🧐We are all brother and sister, childrens of the universes love

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