Change - "Banned in Downtown" Tupelo Courthouse Tee

NEW COLORS FOR SPRING 21: VERY LIMITED QTYS / SIZES Downtown Tupelo was the beating heart of our skate scene in the 80s and 90s. Any given night you could find a crew of dirty, bleeding, smiling skate rats sessioning at the Brown Bank, Glass Bank, Downtown Ditch, Double Sidewalks, Justice Center, the Library Gap, crewed-up in front of Sideshow, or some place in-between. Those were heavy times. We were always having to dodge the outrage of the police and property owners, and violent attacks from our fellow citizens.  But most of the time Downtown was a ghost town, and we were the ghosts. Just a gang of suspicious and strangely dressed youths doing something that made no sense to the city around us at the time, but was often the only thing that did make sense in our lives.   Now the same people who hated us then have kids wearing Thrasher shirts to school. You can even buy something resembling our co-opted culture from soulless merchants in the mall. We were "Banned in Downtown," but now