Sunday November 06, 2011 at 21:10
22 notes“Somehow, one of humankind’s most practical, utilitarian inventions has been gentrified into a boutique item symbolizing white, privileged culture. How did it get this way?”
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My piece about “invisible cyclists” was just published on Twin Cities Runoff. (via thedependentclause)
Whenever I read anything about bike culture I will always be reminded of the terrible article in [redacted local mag] where they put bikers into four groups, three of which were men, one of which was women who go to MCAD and wear dresses while riding their 3-speeds. And so even though I bristle at the concept of “let’s put bikers into more groups!” (and this is addressed!), I’m super glad this piece exists.
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