Nineteen-year-old Rosalie Fish, a citizen of the Cowlitz Tribe, has used her passion for running to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, writing the letters MMIW down her legs and painting a red handprint on her face during meets. She talks to Running For Real podcast host Tina Muir about her experiences as an indigenous runner, how she came to serve as a voice for MMIW crisis, and how running can be used as a platform for social change.
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