Fitness 
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SOURCE: Carleton Newsroom
5/19/2020
Carleton History Professor Wins Medals at Powerlifting Nationals
Carleton University history professor Jennifer Evans was introduced to competitive powerlifting by a student and has moved to international competition.
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SOURCE: Jezebel
5/20/2020
Get in Shape Girl: A Century of Working Out from Home
by Natalia Mehlman Petrzela
The home fitness industry grew by creating and addressing gendered insecurities about masculine strength and feminine attractiveness.
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SOURCE: New York Times
5/12/2020
Jogging Has Always Excluded Black People
by Natalia Mehlman Petrzela
The most enduring legacy of the racialized experience of recreational running is the surveillance and suspicion to which black people have long been subjected when using public space.
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