A Muslim woman with a shawl begins the five-kilometer journey breastfeeding her baby with her partner. This has been one of the images of The first edition of the Anti-Racist Race organized by the Top Manta union, an event that brought together 1,500 runners (numbers sold out) and thousands of spectators this Sunday, bringing the total to 10,000 attendees, according to the organizers. "It took a lot of fighting to hold this race because the city doesn't accept these types of resources and races to raise awareness of causes like the fight against racism. Sport remains a tool for inclusion," Omaima claimed at the ARA after crossing the finish line, still with her heart rate altered.