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Hannah Borenstein

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Anthropologist, Asst Prof @GSSFIU (sport, race, gender, labor). Sometimes runner, often-times writer, ለዘላለም ፈረንጅ. She/Her.
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Finding One's Footing: Hidden Abodes of Production in the Global Running Economy

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By Hannah Borenstein
| Wiley Online Library Verified
References 2019. The Licit Life of Capitalism. Duke University Press. 2022. The Perfect Fit: Creative Work in the Global Shoe Industry. University of Chicago Press. 2014. The Darjeeling Distinction: Labor and Justice on Fair-Trade Tea Plantations in India. Vol. 47. University of California Press. 2003. Threads: Gender, Labor, and Power in the Global Apparel Industry. University of Chicago Press. 2021. “Tracking Selves or Tracking Relationships?
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The freedom to move

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By Elizabeth Cooper, Arthur Musah, Hannah Borenstein
| Africa Is a Country
In late May, we were among the many people around the world mourning the death of Kenyan mountain climber Cheruiyot Kirui who died on Mount Everest while trying to summit without supplementary oxygen. Gitonga was especially moved, as he knew Cheruiyot personally and had earlier attempted to be the first black Kenyan to climb Mount Everest. Gitonga and Cheruiyot shared a love of exploring the outdoors and pushing boundaries.
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Afraid of an Inspiring Olympics Story

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By Hannah Borenstein
| History News Network Verified
In 1924, athletes from 44 countries came to France to take part in the 8th Summer Olympics. Paris last hosted the games in 1900, a much smaller event that mainly served as an introduction to what would become a new global sporting tradition. The 1924 games, held not long after the end of the Great War, were framed as a testament to peace and cultural cohesion, even as the event served as codification of the organization’s commitment to segregation and omission.
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