Sam Bolton Interview
October 24, 2022
“Skateboarding is for anyone and everyone and it’s just easier for everyone to get on board when there are safe spaces for people to skate and simultaneously be themselves.”
“Skateboarding is for anyone and everyone and it’s just easier for everyone to get on board when there are safe spaces for people to skate and simultaneously be themselves.”
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