Brendan Clarey is an education editor who lives outside Detroit.
An annual bike ride in Madison, Wisconsin, has grabbed the attention of Republican lawmakers in the state. It’s not because they were blocking motorists or blowing through traffic lights. It’s because the riders were all or mostly naked.
Republican state Sen. Chris Kapenga introduced proposals last week that would threaten the future of the band of bare-bottomed bikers, according to the Associated Press. While one of the big themes of the race is purportedly body acceptance, it’s not clear who must do the accepting. Is it the riders? Or is it the general public? Apparently, the riders will yell things at bystanders such as, “You’re beautiful!” according to a local writer who participated in the 2018 iteration of the event.
The difference between nudist resorts and the city streets is that like-minded people can go to private property and live however they want. This is America. You can live how you choose. But those standing at an intersection of a city yelling stop to the onslaught of naked riders have just as much of a right.Oh, but there’s also the oil independence aspect of the ride. On this point, it should be noted that the ride takes place in June.
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