EZEZBN videoed Black Bike Week on 4/9/23 had Over 25,000 views??

EZ EZ BUSINESS NETWORK IS COMING TO VIDEO DAYTONA, BLACK BIKE WEEK OCTOBER,19TH
-23RD, 2023.
{Black Bike Week on March 9-12, 2023 Over 26,000 views}
Welcome to Daytona Black Bike Week 2023 with Bruce McNorton, 551 Mary McCloud Bethune Blvd., Daytona
Daytona Bike Week! Bruce McNorton was one of the hosting vendors @ Daytona Black Bike Week 2023, 551 Mary McCloud Bethune Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL.
A.K.A "Bikers In The Park"
When: March 9-12, 2023
African American bikers who take part in this event have increased multiple times each year and 2023 promises to be the largest yet.
Every Spring) over 100,000 bikers travel to Daytona Beach, Florida for fun, food, festivities, and more. If you love bikes and the people who ride them, you cannot miss this event.
Bike Week '23 was s set for March 3rd - 12th in Daytona Beach is an amazing time of the year for bikers who are looking forward to celebrating one of life's greatest freedoms!
More than 400,000 motorcycle enthusiasts all over the country come together each year to enjoy beautiful Florida weather and miles of scenic rides along the famous A1A Intercoastal Highway.
You May also like: www.blackbeachweek.com/dablbi...
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[@gregorr1404]

Great footage.

[@elbertzeigler6237]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@cewonz8884]

Great footage of our people showcasing their nice bikes & rides and having a good time! Never thought I'll here some soulful house music at that event! 55:00 Thanks D.J. ❤👍🏽🙏🏾😊

[@elbertzeigler6237]

Thanks, I appreciate that. I will be back to do it again next year at Bruce McNorton's place. Stop by and say hello.

[@cewonz8884]

@@elbertzeigler6237 Will do! 🙏🏾

[@wayneholdsworth5201]

👍

[@paulbatchelor4645]

Do you know about a Father and Son Black Harley-Davidson Museum? They have Michael Jordan shoes on their bikes.

[@elbertzeigler6237]

No, I did not. Where are they located?

[@darkman8022]

Will black bike week be going on this week in Daytona ?

[@elbertzeigler6237]

Hello Darkman Black Bike Week Octoberfeast will be October 19th - 22 2023. I hope to see you there. I will be at 551 Mary McCloud Bethune Blvd. with Bruce Norton videoing the event.

[@darkman8022]

Thank you Sir@@elbertzeigler6237

[@DB-bk9tr]

We have white bike week a block away…

[@elbertzeigler6237]

Everybody knows that! I like White Bike Week too! I always go to White Bike Week. Have you been to Black Bike Week? Too many don't know about Black Bike Week which happens at the same time. When are you going to go to Black Bike Week? You are welcome to come, I would love to see you there!

[@snowww816]

Psh

[@cknorris3644]

White Bike week is better.

[@elbertzeigler6237]

White Bike Week was a nice event for sure, however, it could not be better than "Black Bike Week" if "Black Bike Week" did not exist. So, if "Black Bike Week" did not exist White Bike Week would have been nothing so special at all.

[@deongeloboyce2905]

It's bike week why do they allow cars to ride down the street. No give a shit about your car. BIKE WEEK.

[@scottslife100percent]

Now black bike week lol when does it end. We are still using people’s color to describe an event so sad

[@elbertzeigler6237]

The existence of events like "Black Bike Week" often arises from historical and cultural contexts. These events serve as platforms for communities to celebrate shared interests and traditions within the context of motorcycling culture. While the naming may indeed reflect the racial demographics of the participants, it's important to recognize that the intention behind such events is often not to perpetuate racial stereotypes but rather to provide a space for camaraderie and connection among enthusiasts.
However, it's also crucial to acknowledge the sensitivity surrounding the use of race in event titles and language. Conversations about inclusivity and respectful representation should always be encouraged, and organizers should consider how event names and descriptions impact perceptions and inclusivity.
Efforts towards fostering understanding and promoting diversity in all aspects of society, including event organization and promotion, are vital steps towards creating a more inclusive and equitable environment for everyone involved.
Thank you for bringing attention to this topic and encouraging dialogue about the importance of thoughtful language and representation.
Best regards,