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He's ranked 2nd in the nation for youth rock climbing; AI just canceled him
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As a child athlete, Mitchell can’t accept money as payment, but sponsors supported him by helping with travel and providing equipment like climbing shoes, which can cost upwards of $250 per pair, which he then showcases on his account. “This began with thousands of stories — business owners, creators, parents, advocates, and everyday people — locked out of their digital lives overnight,” the nonprofit states on its website. In previous comments to Inside Investigator, Lamont spokesperson Julia Bergman said, “The Governor believes the federal government could provide a national framework for regulation versus a patchwork of rules across states.”
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