💀🔥 Connecticut doesn’t get enough credit in biker history. Treat Williams — Stamford-born Hollywood star, lifelong biker until his tragic 2023 accident. William Gillette — the stage legend who made Sherlock Holmes famous, tearing up CT roads on a motorcycle a century ago. Doug Henry — Milford’s motocross beast, a three-time AMA champion. Oscar Hedstrom — Middletown’s own, co-founder of Indian Motorcycle in 1901. From Hollywood to motocross to the very birth of American motorcycles, Connecticut

🖤 Today in Black History…. Legacy is the doors you leave unlocked. On October 24, 1972, Jackie Robinson died at 53 in Stamford, Connecticut. Just nine days earlier, at Game 2 of the 1972 World Series, he used his final public appearance to urge MLB to hire its first Black manager. Two and a half years later, Frank Robinson took the helm of the Cleveland Indians, proving the point: breaking in is step one; changing who leads is step two. Honor Jackie by widening access—from the field to the dugo