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This week, Ijoema and Naomi sit down with 3 time Olympian Angela Whyte to talk everything sports. We talked all things competition, finding the balance between being an athlete and focusing on school, the importance of community, and how to stay grounded within an arena so demanding. Tune into a riveting conversation about what it means to stand tall and find your people.
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