Swimming While Black, Origin Of Modern Women's Swimwear, 'Sail Like A Girl'
G Wright Muir and her son went to a pool to swim laps. This week, the story of the racism they encountered — and the discrimination Black swimmers face.
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'Are We Going To Become Hashtags?' Racism At A Florida Pool
G Wright Muir and her son were swimming laps. Then the police arrived.
A Deadly Disaster, A Daring Australian — And Modern Women's Swimwear
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The All-Women Sailing Crew That Beat The Men In The 2018 'Race To Alaska'
Jeanne Goussev was frustrated. Then she was asked to enter a 750-mile race.
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