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Cameron Bolton

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Alfred White, a temp worker and volunteer with Warehouse Workers Together, speaks at the event. Behind him attendees hold Rosa Parks cutouts. Photo: Cameron Bolton

Legacy of Rosa Parks celebrated at Transit Equity Day event, riders union launch

By Cameron Bolton | Feb 4, 2022 | No Comments
"Investments in public transportation contribute to economic opportunity for Black and Brown working people.” 
The walk at Unity Park. Photo: Cameron Bolton

“Reimagining Mobility’’ series encourages Lawndale residents to explore diverse travel modes

By Cameron Bolton | Dec 7, 2021 | No Comments
The series is organized by the mobility justice Equiticity, which is also working to open The Go Hub, a neighborhood transportation resource center.
Kids skate and bike on Douglas Boulevard. Photo: CDOT

Open Boulevards in North Lawndale: “It makes you want to come outside”

By Cameron Bolton | Oct 18, 2021 | No Comments
Douglas Boulevard for walking, jogging, biking, live music, games, a Haitian American Museum of Chicago exhibit, and grilling: a day of fun and culture.
CDOT commissioner Gia Biagi and 24th Ward alderman Michael Scott ride electric Divvy bikes on Douglas Boulevard in North Lawndale during the ribbon-cutting event. Photo: CDOT

Divvy kicks off West Side expansion with 3,500 bikes, 107 “e-station” parking areas

By Cameron Bolton | Jul 9, 2021 | No Comments
When the expansion is completed, the Divvy system will include 16,500 bikes and more than 800 stations.
CTA ridership has plummeted during the pandemic. Photo: Raed Mansour

CMAP, ATA, and CDOT discuss pandemic transportation challenges, and the way forward

By Cameron Bolton | Sep 24, 2020 | No Comments
Car traffic is on its way back to pre-pandemic levels, but transit ridership is still way down, and without further intervention, the agencies have to resort to drastic service cuts.
Derek Brown, Center, leads the Street Love Ride. Photo: Norvell Tolbert, Norvell's Photography

The Street Love Ride drew hundreds of cyclists to promote peace in North Lawndale

By Cameron Bolton | Aug 19, 2020 | No Comments
The ride was a joyous celebration of unity that drew hundreds of participants.
Oboi Reed at the start of a Slow Roll ride.

Equiticity’s Oboi Reed returns to mobility justice work, discusses health challenges

By Cameron Bolton | Aug 5, 2020 | No Comments
Reed opened up to Streetsblog about the struggle he's faced over the years with clinical depression and why he now feels ready to move forward with transportation advocacy.
Toriano Sanzone speaks to the crowd before the ride. Photo: Cameron Bolton

Black Rides for Black Lives uses cycling to highlight the need for police reform

By Cameron Bolton | Jul 6, 2020 | No Comments
The goal of their recent protest ride was to demand the creation of a Civilian Police Accountability Council, as well as reducing or eliminating funding for the CPD and reallocating money to social services.
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