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'Representation is the key' - Proper Gnar is the first black woman-owned skateboard company - Face2Face Africa

  • Jul 14, 2020
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Women, especially blacks breaking glass ceilings in their chosen field of work is worth celebrating. Proper Gnar, the first Black female-owned skateboard company founded by Latosha Stone in 2013 seeks to break through the male dominated sport and is creating a platform for female skaters in the U.S. Promoting, patronizing, and investing in black-owned businesses...

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