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went to the beach the day before Memorial Day when nobody was there. 10/10 experience after 12(ish?) weeks of being inside. mask was in my hand and on my face 90% of the time. will be avoiding crowds of dumb dumbs today. 🤠 #aeriereal
lockdown photoshoots are a thing now, apparently (📸: @lockdownfaces)
it’s below 70° which means I got to pull a sweater back out
Shoutout to the universe for deciding we go together. Wouldn’t have it any other way! 💜
Black lives matter. Period. I live in a world where I can walk down the sidewalk or jog through a neighborhood with zero fear of getting assaulted or murdered because my skin is a certain color. I live in a world where a stranger doesn’t automatically assume I’m going to rob them when I pass. I live in a world that hands me opportunities because I was born with the color skin society has deemed “superior.” Maud was just on a jog. That’s it. And then two white men murdered him. Why? For what? White supremacy is killing people. It’s gunning them down on the street for being “suspicious” when all they’re doing is taking a walk. It’s generations of oppression. And it’s still very much alive. And if you’re white and not actively speaking up, holding yourself accountable for your own biases, making calls, VOTING... you are part of the problem. Silence keeps you comfortable. Silence keeps the peace at family dinner. The comfort of white people is what got us here. And here? It’s not good. Be disruptive. Stop letting racist jokes slide. Stop excusing the people you love because you love them. Speak up. Be loud. And remember that all lives can’t matter until every one of you is aware that black lives matter. #justiceformaud #irunwithmaud ALSO, for the love of god: please know that it is NOT your black friend, black coworker, black coach, or black neighbor’s job to teach you ANYTHING. It is not their job to point out your blind spots. That is on you and you alone. Did society do this? Sure. But it’s your job to undo it and you have to start with yourself.
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