Harlem community gives context to Black history's complexities in America
Lessons in Black history now often come from institutions outside the classroom.
Source: cbsnews.com
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Marathon Trials Triumph & Heartbreak, Indoor Track Heats Up, Kessler > Wightman, (Guest) Gary Corbitt on NY Pioneer Club
The Olympic Trials delivered, indoor track is really heating up and it's Millrose Week. Track and field historian Gary Corbitt joins us at 121:29 to talk about the historical impact of the Pioneer Club, one of the first integrated track and field clubs in America, and an exhibit at the New Yor
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For the purpose of racing 5k and up faster, is there such thing as too many uninjured miles?
In my group run today I said that more miles is better so long as you're not injured, but some people disagreed with that. Can you really stay under your i...
Source: letsrun.com
Lazarus Lake inducted into the UltraRunning Hall of Fame - Canadian Running Magazine
The creator of Big's Backyard Ultra is described as an "icon of inventiveness," known for his eccentricity and creativity
Source: runningmagazine.ca
Ted Corbitt to be honored at New York Road Runners 15K
Ted Corbitt, the late running great and WWII veteran, is being honored at the New York Road Runnners 15K in Central Park
Source: amsterdamnews.com
For Ariane Hendrix, the Olympic Trials Marathon Is Just the Beginning
The 2:35 marathoner aims to become the fastest woman on the List of Black American female marathoners
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For Ariane Hendrix, the Olympic Trials Marathon Is Just the Beginning
The 2:35 marathoner is aiming to become the fastest woman on the List of Black American female marathoners.
Source: outsideonline.com
'It's a civil rights story': how the New York City Marathon became a bastion of diversity | Exhibitions
At the New York Historical Society, a new exhibition looks back at two Black men who changed the face of the city’s marathon
Source: theguardian.com
The Man Who Moved the Marathon Beyond Central Park
Ted Corbitt, who wore bib No. 1 in the first marathon in 1970, pitched the idea of expanding the race to all five boroughs.
Source: nytimes.com
2023 TCS NYC Marathon: 'Running for Civil Rights' exhibit celebrates accomplishments of Ted Corbitt and Joseph Yancey
The accomplishments of Ted Corbitt and Joseph Yancey are now showcased in a new civil rights exhibit just in time for the TCS New York City Marathon.
Source: abc7ny.com