ホカオネオネさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ホカオネオネInstagram)「Nicol Hodges, an avid runner for nearly 35 years, was deeply moved by Breonna Taylor’s story to do something and came up with the idea to protest through running. “I created a bib, contacted as many people as possible in the running community and started hitting the pavement daily.” Gina Wickstead, a new runner, decided to start a daily run and hoped others would join. “Running as a form of protest is a moving advertisement and a great way to create more awareness.” Gina, also created a bib and started running daily. Through various clubs and non-profits, Nicol found Gina and finally joined her group on Saturday mornings. “It was hard running on my own, but I got it done. Once I joined the group downtown and led a group in Encinitas, the runs became easier and a lot more powerful for me. The more Gina and I worked together, along with a few other runners and volunteers, the bigger the movement became. "The movement started as a virtual run for a small group of people, no more than 10. From there, we have grown to 11 local San Diego groups and over 15 Run4Breonna groups nationwide. Running with a group gives you confidence, community, and a sense of empowerment. No one is left behind, and everyone is extremely encouraging, no matter your pace. Running for Breonna Taylor has given us stamina to fight for equality and freedom for all through peaceful protesting, running, walking, biking, and building a stronger community of runners who want to see change.” - Co-Founders of @RunForBreonna Nicol Hodges and Gina Wickstead #HumansOfHOKA #TimeToFly 📸 @longeye.jpg」10月9日 22時27分