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A mint green bike leans against one of Semillas de Justicia's fences. Credit: Charmaine Runes
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Bicycling for Environmental Justice

by Charmaine Runes October 27, 2020November 1, 2020

n the morning of October 17—an overcast Saturday with an autumn chill already in the air—more than a hundred cyclists gathered on the corner of Albany and Ogden avenues in Douglass Park. Some clutched cups of champurrado for warmth, balancing their bikes against their hips and lifting their masks only to sip their drinks. Others […]

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Green Thumbs and Concrete Steps

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