Chart of the Day: Why are People of Color Interested in Bicycling?

Here’s a chart from a survey and report recently released by Cycles for Change, a Twin Cities’ bicycle empowerment group, showing how people of color perceive bicycling in Minneapolis and Saint Paul.

Here’s one of the survey questions:

bicycling-survey-result

The report’s author (and former podcast guest), Melody Hoffman, describes her methods on her blog:

During the community conversations, we spoke with East African, African American, Karen, Eastern European, and Asian American community members. A wide range of ages were represented from youth to middle-aged adults.

Check out the whole thing to hear from people who are rarely asked what they think about bicycling.

2 thoughts on “Chart of the Day: Why are People of Color Interested in Bicycling?

  1. Jason Goray

    I looked at the report but couldn’t find the survey. Did they not ask about riding for sociological/environmental concerns or was that answer indicated by some of the 12% of people that aren’t represented by that chart (the bars only add up to 88%)

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