Sha'Carri Richardson, who famously declared 'I’m not back, I’m better' after winning the 100-meter U.S. title and world championship last year, is gearing up for her first Olympics with new questions about her ability to outperform the fastest women and handle the unique pressures of the Games. Following a positive marijuana test at the 2021 U.S. Olympic trials and the subsequent death of her biological mother, Richardson has been open about her journey toward mindfulness and appreciation. Her comeback has captivated fans, who are eager to see her performance and style choices on the track. Richardson's story has also sparked debates on race, drugs, and anti-doping rules in an Olympic ecosystem dominated by older, white men. She emphasizes her desire to be known for more than just one thing, striving to excel in areas important to her such as family and community.