Vanity Fairさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Vanity FairInstagram)「For @AOC, believing in the dignity of working people began at home. Her father, Sergio, was an architect and small-business owner who “wanted to be one of the people that helped put the buildings back up” in the burning Bronx. But Sergio’s death in 2008, during Ocasio-Cortez’s sophomore year at Boston University, altered the trajectory of her life. “I don’t think there’s any way to overstate how close I was with my dad,” she says. “That sense of ambition to try things when the odds seem so unfavorable, that very, very much comes from my father..” But she didn’t let her grief lay her low. She returned to school laser-focused; her GPA improved; her cousin and campaign manager says Sergio’s death “put a fire under her.” And now, in her own way, Ocasio-Cortez is continuing Sergio’s legacy of building up the Bronx. “If he were around today… I think he would make fun of me incessantly and he’d be the first one to call me a Communist,” she tells V.F., laughing. “But he would be in my corner too.” Read the full cover story at the link in bio.」11月2日 5時00分