ACERCA DE ESTE EPISODIO
On today's episode I briefly share a few notable African American female runner athletes before jumping into my interview with Mireille Sine, a runner and activist in the Los Angeles community. Mireille shared how she began long distance running, her thoughts on diversity in running in Los Angeles and a few notable organizations to check out.
EPISODE NOTES
INSTAGRAM ACCOUNTS
Mireille Sine: @mireille.sine
BlacklistLA: @blacklistla
Unity Runners: @runforbreonna
Running Industry Diversify Coalition: @runningdiversity
Run Republic: @werunrepublic
Movement Runners: @movementrunners
Keep Track Media: @keeptrackmedia
2:23 Foundation: @223fdn
Justice for Miles: @stretchmurphy
ARTICLES & REFERENCES
Marilyn Bevans
https://theundefeated.com/features/just-run-trailblazing-marathoner-marilyn-bevans-met-the-challenges-and-became-a-champion/
Aliphine Tuliamuk
https://www.nazelite.com/athletes/aliphine-tuliamuk/
Sally Kipyego
https://www.runnersworld.com/runners-stories/a32135980/sally-kipyego-training-and-olympic-trials/
Meet Mireille Sine of The Runner’s Journey in Central Los Angeles (Voyage LA article) http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-mireille-sine-runners-journey-central-los-angeles/
Keep Track Media study
https://keeping-track.com/episodes/f/racing-for-representation
MUSIC CREATED FOR THE PODCAST BY: Kynsley Akens
ORIGINAL ARTWORK CREATED FOR THE PODCAST BY: @whatsgoodhomegirl
