Ride For Equity: 1,600-Mile Bike Trek From Tulsa To NYC To Empower Black Business Ownership
Briefly

Black Leaders Detroit has launched the 2025 Ride for Equity, a cycling event aimed at raising funds and awareness for Black entrepreneurs facing systemic disparities. The ride will cover over 1,600 miles from Tulsa, Oklahoma to New York City, commencing on May 31. Pre-events include a community bike ride, run, and yoga session starting May 17 in Detroit. Key stops along the route, including Rolla and Terre Haute, will host discussions focused on supporting Black businesses. CEO Dwan Dandridge highlights the importance of linking Black Wall Street to Wall Street as a symbol of historical injustices.
The Ride for Equity will raise funds for equitable financing practices for Black entrepreneurs and raise awareness on the disparities they face.
The initiative includes events leading up to the main ride, emphasizing community engagement and support for Black business owners throughout the route.
Dwan Dandridge emphasized the significance of riding from Black Wall Street to Wall Street, highlighting the impact Black individuals had in wealth creation and the ongoing fight for equity.
The community bike ride serves as a prelude to the main event, aiming to engage the local community in support of Black entrepreneurs.
Read at Black Enterprise
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