This past Saturday was BRO Day. It was started during the pandemic and has grown to a worldwide collective spreading light and positivity in Black communities across the globe. Isa Olufemi is the creator of the Black Running Organization (BRO). He said since 2020 it’s been a celebration for Black runners. “I mean movement is medicine. I would imagine that if you are living that sedentary lifestyle, and just not exercising, things can be hard for you right now, not just physically, emotionally, socially,” Olufemi said. Each year hundreds of people gathered for BRO Day to unite in solidarity while running together in Baltimore and across the globe. The founder said the event serves as a way for people to network and fellowship while practicing physical activity, serving as a demonstration of unity and racial solidarity. #blackrunners #broday #blackrunningorganization #running #community #postivevibes #positivity