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How can we learn to love transitions, be of service instead of selfish, and get the damn boot of patriarchy off everyone's neck? Skating has a little something to teach us about all of the above, covered here in the latest installment in the Skatriarchy zine series. Featuring an interview with teen skating phenom Jordan Wrisley, an essay on growth by LA-based skater Hassan Abdul-Wahid, with original art and thoughtful reflections on photography, practice, and rebellion from author Amelia Bjesse-Puffin, this edition of everyone's favorite feminist skate zine shows us how skaters can make a difference in others' lives--close to home and in the wider world. Stay strong, fight fascism, keep skating!