Our longtime follower Ben, who goes by @noimben_ on Instagram, spotted something interesting on TikTok.
Aaron Kyro, who has been connected with Scientology in San Francisco, was showing off the Scientology x Braille Skateboarding collab shirt during a live session.
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Skaters tuning in for tips and tricks in skateboarding also got a glimpse of the unique tee.
Even though Kyro is not talking about his religion directly, his choice to wear the shirt shows that it is part of his life.
Fans have noticed that this subtle display encourages skaters to learn more about the teachings behind the symbol.
The shirt features the Sea Org symbol, a key emblem in Scientology.
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For context, the Sea Org is the main management group of the Church of Scientology. It was created to implement Scientology practices around the world, originally through the operation of a fleet of ships.
The influence of Scientology can be seen in various forms of media today, including many books and Hollywood films.
Beyond media, the Church has started several programs with global reach. This includes one of the largest non-governmental anti-drug campaigns in the world, reaching millions of young people every year.
The Church also runs the largest non-governmental Human Rights public information campaign, educating the public about fundamental rights.
The Scientology Volunteer Ministers program provides disaster relief and other aid on a worldwide scale. Around 200,000 active members are ready at any time to respond to situations anywhere in the world.
Kyro’s appearance in the shirt has sparked conversations online, drawing attention not only to the collab but also to the wider initiatives and symbols of Scientology.
For skateboard fans, it was a moment that combined street style with a glimpse into a larger organization’s influence while showing that personal beliefs can quietly be part of everyday life.