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Preface Contributor: Carrie Spender   This blog came across my desk more than a week ago and I have not been able to stop thinking about it since. The author, Kimberly Ransom, tells the story of her community, shattered by the death of a beloved staff member and her reflections on how to support black athletes and families in your gym.   2020-6-18 /* Add custom styles here */ Preface Contributor: Carrie Spender This blog came across my desk more than a week ago and I have not been able to stop thinking about it since. The author, Kimberly Ransom, tells the story of her community, shattered by the death of a beloved staff member and her reflections on how to support black athletes and families in your gym.   Blog Contributor: Kimberly Ransom See the original full article HERE. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', uuid: 's-2deea64d-2868-4360-a1c1-e24e9e204cfd' }) Antwon Rose II I’d like to speak to the gym owners and more specifically, white gym owners, today. The ones who are questioning whether or not they should take a public anti-racism stance. This weekend and the better part of last week have been an intense escalation of events in the name of justice and fighting racism. As people, you probably know where you stand and hopefully, that is in a place of anti-racism. While police brutality and the struggles of the black community aren’t anything new (400 years young, roughly), it might now be catching your attention in a different way for various reasons. I can't pretend to have a first-hand experience of what it’s like to be black in America. I only know what it's like to be a white female. I know that I can either be part of the problem or part of the change. You can also choos