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AfroTech

This Founder is On a Mission to Teach 2,020 Black People How to Swim

The long-perpetuated stereotype that Black people do not swim is extremely false.

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AfroTech

This Founder is On a Mission to Teach 2,020 Black People How to Swim

The long-perpetuated stereotype that Black people do not swim is extremely false.

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AfroTech

This Founder is On a Mission to Teach 2,020 Black People How to Swim

The long-perpetuated stereotype that Black people do not swim is extremely false.

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By Her Own Rules

Founder Committed to Helping 2,020 People Learn to Swim by 2020

Paulana launched Black People Will Swim in 2019 and set an ambitious goal.

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The Lifestyle NYC

Paulana Lamonier Discusses Swimming, Using Your Gifts

On the idea of Black people swimming being taboo and changing the game.

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ELLE

'Black People Will Swim' Is Fighting A Racist Stereotype With Swim Lessons

BPWS aims to dismantle the long-standing myth that Black people cannot swim using lessons and haircare classes.

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Black Enterprise

This Program Is Encouraging Black People To Swim More This Summer

BPWS was started by journalist Paulana Lamonier with the mission to dismantle stereotypes around Black people swimming.

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