Does Chicago Need a New Bike Group That’s Geared Towards Women of Color?
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African-American, Asian-American, and Latina cyclists weigh in.
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What’s Needed to Take Chicago Cycling to the Next Level?
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The "Bike Talk" panel discussion covered everything from the history of bicycling in our city, to what it will take to make bikes accessible to all residents.
Follow Lynda Lopez in a #SaludTues Discussion of Health and Infra Today at Noon
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You can check out an archive of the discussion here.
Activists Discuss Transportation Issues That Impact Latino Communities
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[Last year the Chicago Reader launched a weekly transportation column written by Streetsblog Chicago editor John Greenfield. We syndicate a portion of the column on Streetsblog after it comes out online; you can read the remainder on the Reader’s website or in print.] In October leaders from the local Black Lives Matter movement talked with me about […]
Housing Activists Vow to Fight Evictions of Logan Square Tenants for New TOD
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Yesterday morning dozens of community residents and members of the Autonomous Tenants Union, Somos Logan Square, and Grassroots Illinois Action joined tenants of the 2340 N. California building in Logan Square as they announced their plans to fight their impending eviction. Current landlord Francisco Macias plans to sell the two-story, mixed-use structure, located a few […]