NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 2月28日 10時01分
After attending a Black Lives Matter march in Paris last summer protesting George Floyd’s death, the Afro-Latina supermodel Joan Smalls thought back on her own experiences with racism.
When Smalls was growing up in an interracial family in Puerto Rico, her mother was called derogatory terms and her father was treated unfairly at work because of the color of his skin. Smalls has been upfront about confronting the “beast of racism” within the fashion industry.
The Floyd protests last summer mobilized Latinos to confront racism and anti-blackness within their own communities. The challenge, as Smalls and others said, is how to keep the focus on racial equity — and how to keep it constant.
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