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  <bio>Betsy Gordon went to Wellesley College to study art history 34 years ago and somehow ended up hanging out with a bunch of skate punks and Z-Boys on the Indian reservations of California and the Southwest.  Along the way she became a mother of three, a regular commuter on the Marc train, and a seasoned museum professional.</bio>
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  <description>A behind-the scenes look at how (and why) a 52-year old white Episcopalian from Baltimore became the first person to curate a show of Native American skateboard culture at the Smithsonian and successfully build a 1/2 pipe smack dab in the middle of  the National Museum of the American Indian.</description>
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  <name>Betsy Gordon</name>
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  <title>Ramp It Up: Skateboard Culture in Native America</title>
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  <updated-at type="datetime">2009-09-18T14:06:57Z</updated-at>
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