Running “for Maud” is not enough. Most of us, especially runners, probably would’ve gone for a jog anyway. As a white person, I was safe, I was fine, I posted about it, I cried, I got likes. But did I sign the petition? Then ask my friends to do the same? But did I call …
No, not like that. Like running every day. Like working out at least once every 24 hours. Like racking up consecutive days of training by the weeks, months, and years. <<Content warning: Compulsive exercise and eating disorders>> My streak started freshman year in high school, with a challenge from my track coach: Complete 60 days …
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Elizabeth Carey 