Writing: fixed title of Porter's most recent book← Previous revisionRevision as of 22:18, 27 October 2026 Line 141: Line 141: }} }} Porter said that the increased attention given to young women skateboarders during the Tokyo and Paris Olympic Games, often with little discussion of earlier generations, helped motivate her to write a broader history of women's participation in skateboarding. Her first full-length book, ''Girl Gangs, Zines, and Powerslides'', developed from her master's research and drew on interviews, photographs, zines and biographical research assembled for the Womxn Skateboard History archive. The book examines women and non-binary skateboarders from the 1960s onward, with particular attention to informal networks, zines and community organizing.{{cite web Porter said that the increased attention given to young women skateboarders during the Tokyo and Paris Olympic Games, often with little discussion of earlier generations, helped motivate her to write a broader history of women's participation in skateboarding. Her first full-length book, ''Girl Gangs, Zines, and Powerslides: : A History of Badass Women Skateboarders'', developed from her master's research and drew on interviews, photographs, zines and biographical research assembled for the Womxn Skateboard History archive. The book examines women and non-binary skateboarders from the 1960s onward, with particular attention to informal networks, zines and community organizing.{{cite web |last=Gill |last=Gill |first=Craig |first=Craig