Kathrine Switzer: 50 years ago women were not allowed to run the

quot;If I quit, everybody's going to believe women can't do this" — that's the thought that latched itself into Kathrine Switzer's head when a male official tried to push her off the course of the Boston Marathon in 1967.
If I quit, everybody's going to believe women can't do this — that's the thought that latched itself into Kathrine Switzer's head when a male official tried to push her off the course of the Boston Marathon in 1967.

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1st woman to officially run Boston Marathon does it again, 50 years later

1st woman to officially run Boston Marathon to do it again, 50 years later

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A Mighty Girl - When Kathrine Switzer first ran the Boston Marathon in 1967, a race official tried to physically remove her from the route after he discovered that she was female.

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