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Complex

Entrepreneur Is Helping Black People Conquer Their Fears About Swimming

For Paulana Lamonier, swimming is an act of liberation, though for many Black people being in the water can be intimidating.

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Complex

Entrepreneur Is Helping Black People Conquer Their Fears About Swimming

For Paulana Lamonier, swimming is an act of liberation, though for many Black people being in the water can be intimidating.

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Complex

Entrepreneur Is Helping Black People Conquer Their Fears About Swimming

For Paulana Lamonier, swimming is an act of liberation, though for many Black people being in the water can be intimidating.

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PIX11

How three locals are making a difference in their neighborhoods

PIX11 spoke with the founders of Black People Will Swim, Bundles of Joy NY, and Dancing Dreams about the differences they are making in their neighborhoods.

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Retro Report

Black Swimmers Overcome Racism and Fear, Reclaiming a Tradition

Black children drown at a rate far higher than white children. New programs are working to overcome barriers.

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Newsday

Long Island business owner hopes to save Black lives via swimming lessons

A Uniondale swim instructor spent August helping change the statistic that Black people are more likely to drown.

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NBC News

This company is trying to end a prevalent racial disparity

Paulana Lamonier has built up a business to provide low-cost swimming education for Black children and adults.

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