Chantal Pinzi's project "Shred the Patriarchy" showcases the rebellious spirit of female skateboarders in Morocco and rural India, documenting their struggles against cultural limitations. Asha Gond, a notable figure from the village of Janwaar, emerged through this movement, becoming India's only female competitor in international skateboarding. Behind the skatepark's creation lies a community effort that encouraged young girls to skate without educational interruptions. Gond’s journey reflects her defiance against societal pressure, as she navigated familial expectations and stigma, proving skateboarding can be an avenue for empowerment and change.
The project highlights the defiance of female skateboarders against cultural norms, showcasing how skateboarding becomes a tool for empowerment and social change.
Asha Gond, pioneer in skateboarding, represents resilience as she challenges social conventions, making space for herself and other women in her rural community.
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