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Black Girls Ride to the March On Washington
We still haven't fully overcome racism in America. We've come a long way, but we still have a long way to go. Let's Ride.
By Porsche Taylor
When and where
Date and time
August 27, 2020 · 5pm - August 30, 2020 · 7am EDT
Location
Freedom Plaza 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20004
About this event
Black Girls Ride to the March On Washington 2020! We ride against racism and in support of the movement against police brutality in our communities. This year marks the 57th Anniversary of the historic Civil Rights March On Washington. We still haven't fully overcome racism in America. We've come a long way, but we still have a long way to go. Let's Ride.
WE WILL RIDE FROM CALIFORNIA TO WASHINGTON, DC.
All are welcome to join the ride. Start with us from California, choose a route stop or meet us for the final Leg! For route info, email blackgirlsridemag@gmail.com.
Host Hotel will be provided upon completion of registration. Our Room Rate is $139 + Tax, with free parking.
Your Rider Registration Includes:
(1) T-shirt
(1) Patch
- Pizza Party on Thursday Night
- BBQ Lunch on Saturday
100% of the proceeds from your $50 registration will be donated to Black Lives Matter Global Network. Thank you for your donation.
Intinerary:
Thursday Aug 27
5pm - 9pm - Registration & Poster Pizza Party
We'll fellowship and prepare our signs for the March On Washington!
Friday Aug 28
7:30 am - Briefing and Prayer
8:00am - Ride to the March on Washington
12:00pm - 3pm - March on Washington
Saturday Aug 29
9am - Washington DC Ride
12noon - BGR Cook Out (BBQ Lunch)
NO REFUNDS
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About the organizer
Organized by
Porsche TaylorAs a rider with a background in historical research, Porsche Taylor became curious about other women who blazed a trail in motorsports and how they evolved in the new millenium. In her research, she found a lack of representation of women of color in motorsports. Seeking to fill this void, Porsche became the Founder and Editor-In-Chief of Black Girls Ride Magazine, an inclusive celebration of all women who live to ride, featuring riders, racers, product reviews and riding events. Founded in 2011, Black Girls Ride now celebrates 8 years, and has expanded to include female riding workshops and events, including the Beautiful Bikers Conference.