Maggie Morris

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When everyone sees mostly white runners in the media, Black people are not seen or understood as belonging in that space. A Black person running is not normalized. Instead, the media perpetuates the stereotype that a Black man only runs in public when he is running from trouble; a criminal fleeing a scene—the perception that killed Ahmaud Arbery.
Running While Black: Finding Freedom in a Sport That Wasn't Built for Us
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