介绍： What I do ask you, almost every single day, is to not wear your hood on your sweatshirt. Oh.
People perceive differently if they see you and your hooded sweatshirt versus your brother in your hooded sweatshirt. You know, you’ve told me that you’ve been followed in the Safeway up there, right? Yeah.
So, you ...

介绍： What I do ask you, almost every single day, is to not wear your hood on your sweatshirt. Oh.
People perceive differently if they see you and your hooded sweatshirt versus your brother in your hooded sweatshirt. You know, you’ve told me that you’ve been followed in the Safeway up there, right? Yeah.
So, you know, so both the kids go up to Safeway to go grocery shopping. Do you get followed at Safeway?
I haven’t noticed it.
You haven’t noticed it?
That’s probably no.
Are you worried about your brother? Yeah.
I just don’t want him to get hurt because of the way that he looks, because he’s my brother.
I thought that we were prepared to parent children of color but I remember that the very first thing that really rocked our world was Trayvon Martin. Because I remember that photo that was released of him in his hoodie it looked so much like you, and we took you kids to the march here in Seattle.

我几乎每天都会要求你，不要在运动衫上戴头巾。哦。
在人们眼里，看到你和你的连帽运动衫，和看到你哥哥穿着连帽运动衫时，感知是不同的。你告诉过我你在西夫韦超市被跟踪了，对吧?是的。
你知道，两个孩子都去西夫韦超市买东西。你在西夫韦被跟踪了吗?
我没注意到。
你没注意到吗?
可能没有。
你在担心你弟弟吗?是的。
我只是不想因为他的长相而伤害他，因为他是我的兄弟。
我以为我们已经准备好抚养有色人种的孩子了，但我记得，真正震撼我们世界的第一件事是特雷沃恩·马丁（非裔被杀男孩）。因为我记得他发布的那张穿着连帽衫的照片看起来很像你，我们带着你们两个孩子去西雅图参加游行。