A Strong Current: How Black people ruled the sea for 400 years.

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A Strong Current: How Black people ruled the sea for 400 years.

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39 minutes

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Sep 11, 2020

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From 1445 to 1880, Black people were regarded as the best swimmers, and canoe builders in the world. How did this happen, and how did it change so dramatically? Dr. Kevin Dawson will join us to explain.

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Sep 11, 2020

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Crossing The Lane Lines is dedicated to giving voice to the Black Swim community. We connect with coaches, swimmers, authors and activists. Seeking to inform the public about the rich aquatic history of the Black diaspora.

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A Strong Current: How Black people ruled the sea for 400 years.

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