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This group of friends is making skate parts in Toronto more safe and inclusive

Toronto's skate parks may be packed, but finding a space where everyone feels welcome? That's where Queer Skate Toronto comes in—breaking barriers, dodging mansplainers, and teaching kickflips to anyone brave enough to try.I recently caught up with two faithful members of the collective, Yumi Lee and Juliana Stein, to see what they've been up to.As someone who has never skated, yet always finding myself in the company of friends with skateboards, I had heard very little about the collective prior to our meeting. It wasn't until a friend pulled me aside and showed me their Instagram that I was fully invested. For Stein, skateboarding started in Windsor with a timeless tale about having that one "cool neighbour.""I saw my neighbour skateboarding, and I was like, 'Oh, ...

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