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Robot Kaya: Demographics of Route Development in Climbing
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The Reel Deal: Alpine Divorce or Attempted Murder
Part VI Watch this as a podcast with subtitles on Substack or Youtube. “While all the time that I was loving you You were busy loving yourself I would stop breathing if you told me to Now you’re busy loving someone else 11 years out of my life Besides the kids, I have nothing to…
Black Hair in Climbing, Continued Part VI
This article available as a podcast here VI of VI How does all of this affect us in climbing? I do recall one Black woman influencer admitting once that she preferred her hair chemically straightened. It was just her preference. Fair enough; but I would also like to add that the climbing industry itself also…
Black Hair in Climbing, Continued Part V
V of VI Since in the past there were no laws regarding food labeling, additives, or health claims this meant that people could not sue with the law on their side. This slowly changed and ideas such as individual lawsuits or class action lawsuits for harm by a for profit company became an option. A…
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