キャメロン・ラッセルのインスタグラム(cameronrussell) - 8月25日 06時47分

"I participated in the fabrication about being discovered [by Peter Beard] in the bush of Kenya’s Northern Frontier District. But in retrospect, I was very uncomfortable with the African Princess/Jungle Bunny myth. I found it both sexist and racist. My silence made me an accomplice. I have always regretted that.

The white magazines considered me “exotic,” like some fruit. And the black magazines considered me not “ethnic” enough, like some headwrap. Both of them treated me like an object rather than a human being. This, I learned, is the no-man’s land inhabited today by blacks the world over. We started off being branded; now we brand ourselves. This is, of course, a classic effect of disempowerment and a colonized self-image. …As a political science student, I understood … I knew black models had no power and I viewed everything as a political statement.”
— I am Iman by Iman Mohamed Abdulmajid #SupermodelsSpeakSunday #Iman #fashion #supermodels

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