Teen Vogueさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Teen VogueInstagram)「August 18 marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment — a celebrated milestone in the United States’ story of suffrage and of equal rights for women. But because of sexism, immigration bans, and a patchwork of other discriminatory state laws, Native, Black, Asian, and Latinx women were barred from voting well into the 20th century; even now, many Americans of all gender identities remain unrepresented. For our August cover, Teen Vogue is elevating the stories of women of color who have been disenfranchised and often written out of history, but remain committed to a decades-long struggle to carve out a place in our imperfect democracy 💫 At the link in bio, writer and activist @raquel_willis, actor @jess_m_garcia, Puerto Rican feminist blogger Aliana Margarita Bigio Alcoba (@con.sentimientopr), actor @leahmlewis, @flrightsrestore’s Tiniesha Johnson, Representative @ayannapressley, Native Alaskan student activist @charitieropati, actor and activist @yarashahidi, @NYCCouncil candidate @shahanafrombk, and @blklivesmatter activist @thandiweabdullah weigh in on what voter suppression has looked like in their communities, why voting must be accompanied by vigorous on-the-ground organizing, and on the complex meanings of this anniversary. #TheUncounted 📸: @toryrust + @kaibyrd_」8月11日 21時15分