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A group of #cycling advocates asked me to sign a letter to expand infrastructure into racialized âhoods. I asked to have a couple of lines included that address equity. They declined my request, asked me to sign & encourage others to do the same. Such a violent response.
A group of #cycling advocates asked me to sign a letter to expand infrastructure into racialized âhoods. I asked to have a couple of lines included that address equity. They declined my request, asked me to sign & encourage others to do the same. Such a violent response.
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I am a cycling lover AND a Black woman. I will NOT support an infrastructure first, urban equity later approach. In fact, I will actively contest status quo cycling advocacy initiatives that lack the courage to acknowledge ALL forms of street based safety issues.
I am a cycling lover AND a Black woman. I will NOT support an infrastructure first, urban equity later approach. In fact, I will actively contest status quo cycling advocacy initiatives that lack the courage to acknowledge ALL forms of street based safety issues.
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Cycling advocates often lack creativity & a
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Cycling advocates often lack creativity & a
