TIME Magazineさんのインスタグラム写真 - (TIME MagazineInstagram)「Rachel Cargle is a Black woman leading a modern, multihyphenate life, improbably filled with “an abundance of ease”—one of her favorite phrases. Her career as an influencer, speaker, and writer began about six years ago with the Instagram account @rachel.cargle; her posts on grief, self-care, liberation, and the conduct of “nice” white feminists have earned her 1.6 million followers. And she has over 1 million more following side accounts like @richauntiesupreme, which celebrates the life choices of women without children, and those for her businesses: a bookstore and writing center in Akron, Ohio; an online self-paced learning platform; and a foundation bringing mental-health support to Black women and girls (@thelovelandfoundation). And now, her debut book, "A Renaissance of Our Own: A Memoir & Manifesto on Reimagining," is about to be out in the world. Publishing on May 16, the book and the worldview it illuminates are open to all, Cargle says, but it was written first and foremost for Black women. Because silencing, shaming, correcting, ignoring, downplaying, degrading, overburdening, and still demanding more from Black women remains the norm. At the link in our bio, learn more about Cargle’s forthcoming work — and her commitment to radical joy. Photograph by Lelanie Foster (@lelanief)」5月12日 22時00分