Black History Month spans the entire month of February, and at FloSports and MileSplit, we also recognize the importance Black athletes and coaches have had on our sport over the years.
This month, MileSplit is sharing unique and powerful stories across the network to help elevate Black voices in our sport. If you're interested in seeing all of our content on Black track and field history, visit the links below or visit our series page, 'Honoring Black Track and Field History.'
Up Next:
Wednesday, Nov. 9: High School athletes share their thoughts on the inspiring role models in their lives
Friday, Nov. 11: How David Oliver is developing the Howard University women's program
Planned Interviews for February:
With Carmen Jackson, Miami Northwestern (FL)
With Quincy Watts, the University of Southern California (CA)
HBCU Recruiting Content:
These HBCU's Are Developing Athletes Into NCAA Contenders
North Carolina A&T is quickly becoming an HBCU track power
Previous Films & Interviews:
A season with the DeSoto Eagles: The Full Series
A throwback to Brandon Miller's stellar prep career
A throwback to Sydney McLaughlin's high school days
AAU's Charles Oliver on Black History, life lessons and legacy
On leadership, social justice and effecting change
Essays:
Letter: The intersection of COVID-19 and Ahmaud Arbery
Myles Collins reflects on running and race after tragedy
