OK, OK. So these two cyclists on the record-breaking 2015 AIDS LifeCycle are flaunting their red short shorts instead of a red dress on Thursday. Like everything else in the history of the world’s largest AIDS fundraiser, things have changed since 1993 when the 7-day trek from San Francisco to Los Angeles began.
Actually, “Red Dress Day” started out one day with the simple message to the thousands of cyclists that the “dress is red” so the riders would create the image of the AIDS Red Ribbon as they pedaled through the sometimes narrow roads along the 545-mile route, says Jim Key, Chief Marketing Officer for the L.A. LGBT Center, the creator and co-sponsor of the ride with the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.....
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