When Marcus Lyon decided to cross the Atlantic Ocean to participate in a 1,600-mile cycling journey across America, he understood that his presence would carry
Dwan Dandridge, co-founder and CEO of Black Leaders Detroit (BLD), is taking his commitment to racial equity on the road, literally. The lifelong Detroiter is
Linda Jackson, vice president of the Major Taylor Cycling Club of Oklahoma, is embarking on a historic journey that merges legacy and leadership. As a key participant in the historical Ride to Remember and the Ride 4 Equity—a 1,645-mile cycling expedition from Tulsa’s historic Black Wall Street to New York City’s Wall Street—Jackson is bringing both grit and purpose to the pavement, using her physical strength to push forward a powerful message of justice and equity
