Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs

I'm late because of New York's cultural exchanges.

It's hard to talk about heritage without talking about culture.

New York is a city where you see so many different variations of yourself.

New York's cultural currency is one of the highest in the world, because everybody can relate to it at some point.

Heritage is what is passed on to us. It's the land, the buildings—but it's also who you are. Your ethnicity, music, dance, traditions.

We started Street Etiquette because we felt that we had something to give back to the world.