キーンさんのインスタグラム写真 - (キーンInstagram)「We're excited to be sharing some of the outdoors' greatest Black trailblazers 💛 Stay tuned all weekend and don't forget to follow our friends @outdoorafro for more of their #BlackHistoryOutdoors series! From Outdoor Afro: Bessie Stringfield took eight long-distance, solo rides around the United States in the 1930s and 1940s. During World War II, she worked for the army as a civilian motorcycle dispatch rider. The only woman in her unit and riding her own blue Harley Davidson, she carried mail and documents between domestic bases. In the 1950s Stringfield moved to Miami, Florida where locals nicknamed her "motorcycle queen of Miami." Stringfield, who owned 27 motorcycles over her lifetime, passed away in 1993. Stringfield was inducted into the American Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2002. Today, pioneering female riders are recognized by the American Motorcyclist Association with the Bessie Stringfield Award.」2月21日 8時47分