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Zine gives space to unheard cycling voices (part 2)

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By Sabat Ismail
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Read part 1 of this conversation. Sabat Ismail (SI) met with Rachel Wang, Sylver Sterling, and Jess Nachman, creators and editors of the Journey Lines zine, to discuss the zine and its launch. The zine explores the art, experiences, and stories of queer trans black people of colour (QTBIPOC) cyclists in their own words. Rachel Wang (RW) (she/her) is an environmental consultant and founding Executive Director of the Bike Brigade.
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Zine gives space to unheard cycling voices (part 1)

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By Sabat Ismail
| Spacing Magazine Verified
Sabat Ismail (SI) met with Rachel Wang, Sylver Sterling, and Jess Nachman, creators and editors of the Journey Lines zine, to discuss the zine and its launch. The zine explores the art, experiences, and stories of queer trans black people of colour (QTBIPOC) cyclists in their own words. Rachel Wang (RW) (she/her) is an environmental consultant and founding Executive Director of the Bike Brigade.
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Derailing Dignity - Spacing Toronto

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By Sabat Ismail
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Spacing’s cycling columnist Sabat Ismail met with Krish Dineshkumar, creator of Derailing Dignity, which was exhibited during the 2025 Mayworks Festival from May 16th to 28th at Whippersnapper Gallery. The installation is an exhibit mediating the experiences of migrant workers in Toronto who use bicycles to deliver food. The physical installation and accompanying sound piece concentrate on the intersection between gig work and migrant labour. Krish Dineshkumar is a cook, composer and sound artist.
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