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This is about running for native people in Indian country. And that's what it is. It's about when you're

doing something like this and just as an indigenous person when you're succeeding, this is about

much more than just you. It's about your people, your community, your nation.

And that's kind of something that I want people to remember with Rosalie. This isn't just about her taking a stand for this issue. It's about her succeeding as a young indigenous person

who has had to overcome far more barriers than other people and that she deserves to be a champion, too.

Welcome to the Edge of Sports podcast. I'm Dave Ziron. This week, well, let me tell you who we're interviewing this week, but I got to give you a little bit of backstory first.

It starts at a little known Division II high school track and field meet in Washington State.

There, a series of bracing viral photos brought attention to the issue of murdered and missing

indigenous women and girls.

A senior track star named Rosalie Fish, a member of the Cowlitz Indian tribe, and a senior at

Muckleshoot Tribal School, dominated the meat.

As she ran her way to multiple medals, Fish also had a statement to make.

She ran with a red-painted

handprint over the side of her face and mouth, and she painted the letters MMIW, murdered

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