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Skateboarders enter confusing legal territory
Josh Richmond started a petition a month ago and got more than 600 signatures from people who said skateboarding was a viable form of transportation. Speaking to City Council, he said no-skateboarding ordinances are a form of discrimination against young people with low levels of income.Image credit: Paul Bowers
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