TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月19日 03時48分

“More than 100 years ago,” writes Michelle Duster, great-granddaughter of Ida B. Wells, photographed in 1920, “my great-grandmother fought so that all women could win. She showed up. She wrote, organized, spoke and advocated for change while raising four children. Little did she know that women of color would need to fight for several more decades. Now, 89 years after she died, it's time for white Americans—all Americans—to continue the fight for her. During this centennial year of the 19th Amendment, it is important and exciting to acknowledge the determination and sacrifice of those who worked to pass it. But in the midst of the tributes and celebrations, we need to dismantle the false narrative of a whites-only suffrage movement and broaden the scope to be inclusive and reflect reality. The next generation is watching and will be inspired by the truth.” Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @chicagomuseum/@gettyimages

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