Community Narratives
of Urban Cycling in Mexico
Jamil Márquez
Know That You Are Not AloneTaking up biking again gave me a group of friends and a new way of experiencing life in all these places. It reminded me of who I have always been and who I had ceased to be for a while: a daring woman, without fear, who feels strong.
Luis Alberto Lara García
Un antes y un despuésY sí como que caí en una depresión, como que me preguntaba todo el tiempo pues yo qué hice, ¿no? Fue en ese entonces que empezaron los paseos nocturnos en bici, aquí en Oaxaca.
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