Sha'Carri Richardson recently opened up about the impact of Nike's 'So Win' campaign on women's sport. Richardson appeared in the multi-billion-dollar brand's campaign earlier this year.
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Sha'Carri Richardson highlighted Nike's "So Win" campaign's significant impact on women's sports, noting it brought much-needed investment and respect. The sprinter, featured in the historic Super ...
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