This article exposes skateboarding as a meaningful social practice within neoliberal public space. Through a qualitative inquiry of the street, it chronicles the significance of moving bodies on skateboards that disrupt neoliberalism and foment the possibility of inclusive cities. The article takes on an invitation for researchers to practice qualitative inquiry in the streets as part of its living ecology through the corporeal knowledge produced while skateboarding in Worcester, MA, USA. Furthermore, it builds on an embodied inquiry of street art and spatial justice set on challenging deep social inequalities exacerbated during the current neoliberal order. The article forwards a street inquiry of everyday life centered on skateboarding, public space and the crafting of cities for all.

本文将滑板暴露为新自由主义公共空间中的一种有意义的社会实践。通过对街道的定性探究，它记载了在滑板上移动尸体的重要性，这种活动破坏了新自由主义并引发了包容性城市的可能性。这篇文章邀请研究人员通过在美国马萨诸塞州伍斯特市滑板时产生的有形知识，在街头进行定性探究，将其作为生活生态学的一部分。此外，它以对街头艺术和空间正义的具体研究为基础，这种挑战是在当前新自由主义秩序加剧的具有挑战性的深层社会不平等的基础上提出的。本文以滑板，公共空间和所有人的手工艺为中心，提出了日常生活中的街头询问。