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Candles for Tamir #2YearsTooLong

This November 22nd will mark two years to the day that 12 year old Tamir Rice was shot by Timothy Loehmann. He was playing in the park with a toy and executed within less than 2 seconds. This November we will remember Tamir and his short life with events around the country. You can honor and remember Tamir this year by lighting a candle in his name. Change your Facebook profile pic with a single candle. It can be video or a photo with the hashtag #2years2long. Leave this up until midnight November 23rd, two years to the day when young Tamir died.

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NAS | Queensbridge, NYC - 1993 | Photo by Chi Modu

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Snoop Dogg and Daz | Los Angeles, CA - 1993 | Photo by Chi Modu

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First all-black women’s pro cycling team forming in Africa | Ella

An African news source today announced the forming on an all-black women’s pro cycling team to be part of the UCI Women’s WorldTour in 2017. A selection of 13 women from Rwanda, Eritrea, and Ethiopia —with Rwanda’s cycling star Jeanne d’Arc Girubuntu among them — is currently training at the Africa Rising Cycling Center (ARCC). The purpose of this training camp is …

Back in November, Ella CyclingTips asked Kimberly Coats just how big that cultural gap is for a black African woman wanting to compete in cycling. Her response was crystal clear; “Have you ever seen the Grand Canyon? That’s how big the gap is.”

“In the rural villages where we live the women still don’t have a lot of rights and they are still doing most of the work,” said Coats. “But it can change and I can see it changing.”