Vogueさんのインスタグラム写真 - (VogueInstagram)「“My journey has been littered with luck,” says Wes Moore, Maryland's first Black governor, who slipped through a system that too often holds back people like him. Raised in a Maryland suburb and then in the Bronx by a single mother after his father died, suddenly, when he was just three, Moore got himself to Johns Hopkins, to Oxford on a Rhodes Scholarship, to the Army, and to the White House Fellowship Program. And now he’s a political star to whom many on the left are attaching towering expectations. “It’s because of his style of politics—a very aspirational, sort of affirming style, which is almost archaic in our hyperpartisan moment," says MSNBC host and commentator Joy Reid. At the link in our bio, from inside Vogue's September issue, get to know the 44-year-old governor, who harbors a deep faith in the power of committing to something larger than the self. “I believe service will save us,” @iamwesmoore says. “And our society needs some saving now.” Photographed by @AnnieLeibovitz, Vogue, September 2023」7月18日 20時01分