“We’re choosing to run in this category because it’s what feels authentic for us, and everyone deserves to have that experience of authenticity when they’re doing things that they love,” Calamia tells Yahoo Life.On Oct. 9, Calamia, 26, competed and placed second in the non-binary category at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon. It was the first time the race offered the new category, and of the 40,000 runners who registered, about 70 signed up to run as non-binary.
Source: Why marathons should include a gender non-binary category, says this athlete
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