Maggie Morris

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We weren’t talked about in the origin story of running. It was as if Black people weren’t there, didn’t even exist. Maybe I was wrong, but as I kept reading, all I found were stories that centered and celebrated white people, the image of distance running I had grown up with: white, male, thin, college-educated.
Running While Black: Finding Freedom in a Sport That Wasn't Built for Us
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