When the ’55 aqua and white Chevy Bel-Aire pulled out onto the Avenue with its V-8 cranking out of its unforgettable, deep rumble, from its glass-pac dual mufflers, some took notice.
Words By Dan B. Jones Photos by Francis Spade | There is a certain freedom in movement. The pump of a skateboard to build speed, and the little pivot starting from the torso to scrub it, feels like a little piece of life.
No doubt, most of our fathers searched, and then fought for what they wanted to do. If they’re doing what they are meant to do then they are blessed. If yours isn’t, you may want to look at him differently.
The Girl Gang stood for inclusion and identity. And, just like Detroit, the gritty denouement of their engines was subterfuge for the real ruckus being kicked up ~ Dan B. Jones
The right to oppose and to aggressively defy attacks against personal freedom, or to secure a nation's collective interests, has once again taken root in towns and cities across this land.
