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During one of my last visits with my mom, Terry took a photo that I treasure. We stopped by my mother’s group home in Baltimore on a luminous summer day with oak trees in full bloom. That visit ...

“Pinkster was, for many, the only time that they could connect with other Black people,” she added. “To have joy during Pinkster, despite their circumstances, was a really significant thing.

The 19-second video, which has been watched by more than 15 million people since early April, shows Thiam and seven friends smiling and laughing as they hold up their cups.

Their goal is simple: break the mold of how people perceive young Black men. “It’s like ‘Black Boy Joy,’” said Thaim, evoking the phrase and hashtag popularized in 2016 by Danielle Young ...