Bike Spotting Pride Edition
Bike Spotting Pride Edition Photos by Rhiann Moore To celebrate Pride 2016 we spoke to folks at Church and Wellesley to see what makes them proud to be a cyclist in Toronto. It was sizzling hot on the pavement but … Continue reading
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Artist profile Rob Collinet
Artist profile Rob Collinet Riding on rainbows Rob Collinet designs Toronto- and bike-focused art and often puts that art on T-shirts. He recently created a Blue Jays logo with a raccoon. Rob is a bon vivant bicyclist and artist about … Continue reading
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Tagged art, bike lanes, Bike Month, bike pride, cycling, Cyclists, pride, pride month, rainbows, Rob Collinet, Toronto
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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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Dyke March organizers bring pedal power to World Pride
Dyke March organizers bring pedal power to World Pride Story by Amelia Brown ~ This story is from our brand NEW ‘bike plan election’ issue of dandyhorse: available here. Photos by Gary Davidson For almost 20 years, all kinds of … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lanes, bikes lanes, dykes on bikes, equal rights, fabulous, fierce, fun, issue 11, politics, pride, pride toronto, rainbow, religion, safety, sex, world pride
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