Maggie Morris

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What my parents were teaching me was the truth. They were rooting me with a strong sense of pride in my Blackness in a world that would tell me I was worthless. They were teaching me to question what was presented, and who benefited from the way something—a story, history, a news article—was told or phrased.
Running While Black: Finding Freedom in a Sport That Wasn't Built for Us
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