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STURBAN: Sneaker Culture

by The Gould Standard NYU Stern in Student Life

Written by Rohil Vir Basu A Brief History of Sneakers “The Sneaker Game” is a joke, an addiction, a lifestyle and for many, a business. Started in the 70s by B-Boys and [...]

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