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Fiona Kolbinger won a 2,485-mile cycling race by 10 hours this week. Her case is far from isolated.
Yeah we are! 💪💪
Anita Naidu, of the SRAM Women’s Program is committed to making mountain biking more accessible to everyone, but especially women.
"Around the same time, she stumbled upon a book in the library: "Here She Is, Ms. Teeny-Wonderful!" by Martyn Godfrey, which follows a young girl who wins a beauty pageant by jumping over garbage cans on her BMX bike.
The book and the skateboarders inspired Naidu to get a bike of her own. It was used and had no brakes, but she took it to the top of a hill and rode down as fast as she could.
“I almost got hit by a car, but I was so inspired [to create] my own universe that no one could dictate but me,” said Naidu. “I grew up [in a] traditional Eastern culture. This was the first time I experienced freedom on my own terms.”
“We, especially women, must allow ourselves to be defined by the audacity of our goals,” said Naidu."
"Suffragette cyclists hold up Mr. Winston Churchill by flinging themselves in front of his motorcar. This risky proceeding was carried out last week as a fresh development of militant tactics."
On Sunday, February 23, hundreds of women marched in the northern Mexican city of Hermosillo, the capital of Sonora, as part of a recent wave of militant women’s protests in Mexico against the growing rate of femicides and violence against women in the country. The march began in front of the museum at the University... Read Full Article
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Sister Angélique nearly died of illness as a child. She lived with suffering – now she helps others who have been through terrible ordeals.
Angélique Namaika is a Congolese cyclist who has focused her life's work on helping abused women to heal and recover. Incredible.
For Black History Month, we celebrate riders and racers who are making the sport better for everyone.
"Just to be able to have that community and that support to try new things, whether it's tricks, whether it's going out on rides. The fact that you've got this many people together that just love riding bikes. And they're all women. It's pretty incredible."
Fixed on Fixed is a great short film about an all-female bicycle gang in Melbourne!
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Christina Koch, 40, will return to Earth Thursday, Feb. 6 in Kazakhstan.
Michigan women are badass! ♀✊
