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"Victory" by Jason Caines and Ekaterina Ochagavia of The No Comply NetworkOf course, it wasn’t all fun. Collaborating with skate companies and holding events might have been the high points, but there were plenty of planning and council meetings to attend, and lots of standing at the campaign table (which was set up outside the Undercroft) throughout the winter months, wondering whether it might all be for nothing.Skaters like Domas, Joey Pressey, and Louie Jones sat on the tables through rain and snow to promote the message. “Southbank is a free community where social barriers are broken down by expression,” said Joey, explaining why he was so committed to the cause. And he’s right: the Undercroft isn’t just for the skaters—the various LLSB skate jams saw thousands of non-skaters come along to watch, support, and connect with each other over a shared passion for the space.
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