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Ethnographic analysis reveals the skateboarding subculture in Iligan City impacts local history, suggesting community values.</subheading>
This study attempts to analyze the skateboarding community in Iligan city specifically their history, practices, and traditions. Using both Historical and Ethnographic approach, the researchers found out that skateboarding in Iligan City is not only viewed as an extreme sport but also an ethos where each of their members share a form of “collective consciousness” that encapsulates their history, traditions, authenticity, material culture, values and beliefs. Also, contrary to the popular belief, it can actually keep some teenagers away from troubles such as illegal drugs, alcohol consumption, and violence; as it offers release and relaxation from stressful environments. It is imperative to have understood the existence of this subculture for it will be a great help in the development of the local history of Iligan City. Considering its relevant impact, creating a more detailed and diversified local history will hopefully contribute in helping people to appreciate it.
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