Bikes on Reels: The Personal is Political in Wadjda
For more than 100 years we’ve been riding bikes and going to the movies. In this new dandy series we examine how two of the world’s most noted pastimes intersect. When and how have two wheels been caught on film? … Continue reading
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Tagged Bikes on Reels, cayley james, haifaa al mansour, human rights, middle east, Pedal Power, saudi arabia, wajda, women's rights
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Revolutions in Sex Work: Legislating safety
Chanelle Gallant (left) and Monica Forrester are organizing a radical sex worker justice gathering this fall. Here they pose with some of the original (not-yet-demolished) buildings in Regent Park. This story is in our brand new issue of dandyhorse. Revolutions … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lanes, cycling sex workers, dyke march, dykes on bikes, human rights, legal matters, legislation, politics, potholes, pride, safety, se, sex, sex work, sex workers, trans, trans march
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