292.7
total miles
73.2
miles/week
12.0
runs/week
Leah's log
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4.8 miles30.0 Minutes of reading (Article/Book)About Black History = 4.8 milesLearned about Private First Class James Anderson, Jr, a fellow Californian (Compton) that was the first Black Marine to receive the nation's highest award for valor, the Congressional Medal of Honor and Dorothy Lee Bolden who founded the National Domestic Workers Union of America (NDWUA) in 1968, organizing workers who had long been excluded from labor protections.
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5.0 miles0.5 hours of reading (Article/Book)About Black History = 5.0 milesLearned about Hattie Canty who rose from a room attendant to become the first Black woman president of the Culinary Workers Union, Lucy Parsons who was one of America's most influential labor organizers through her work founding the Chicago Working Women's Union and how in 1989 DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince won the first-ever Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance with Parents Just Don’t Understand (still could probably rap/sing all the words)
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10.0 miles1.0 hour of reading (Article/Book)About Black History = 10.0 mileCaught up on my article readings before work this morning. Learnings included: Don Galloway who broke barriers as a blind civil rights activist who pushed for racial and labor justice within the disability rights movement, Shelton Tappes who was a leader of the United Auto Workers during the 1930s and 1940s and demonstrated how Black workers could build power within predominantly white unions while fighting for both labor rights and racial equality, Constance Baker Motley who was the first African American woman appointed to the federal judiciary and lastly Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson who is the first black woman and the first former federal public defender to serve on the Supreme Court here in the United States.
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4.8 miles30.0 Minutes of reading (Article/Book)About Black History = 4.8 milesLearned more about Tuskegee Airmen, brave soliders! Hooah! Also read about Robert Lee Vann's leadership of the Pittsburgh Courier from 1910 to 1940, where he demonstrated the crucial role of the Black press in advancing both labor rights and racial justice.
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