@isaachuston

🛹 1. Breaking Barriers and Creating a Scene Before skates were widely available in Uganda, skateboarding was seen as a foreign or elite sport. But once skates became more accessible — through donations, local champions, and community-driven projects — young people began building a real scene from scratch. What was once rare is now a growing movement in urban centers like Kampala, Kitintale, and Gulu. “It used to be just one or two boards in the whole neighborhood. Now you see a crew of kids skating the streets, building ramps, dreaming big.

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