Jeannie Mai sits down with writer, anti-racist consultant, and founder of Black Girl Pilates, Sonja R. Price to break down how she got involved in the fitness community and why it's her mission to raise awareness around the lack of Black female women represented in that community. Sonja discusses the webinars she teaches - everything from creating anti-racist environments in fitness classes to decolonizing pilates to shed light on the Black history connected to the practice. Plus, Sonja and Jeannie discuss fitness redlining and why it's making it harder for the Black community to gain access to gyms and fitness centers.
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Combating Racism in the World of Fitness w/ Sonja R. Price Herbert

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