It's time to address the persistent stereotype that 'Black people can't swim' – Media Diversified

by Christienna Fryar  The swimming competition at these Olympics was exceptional, and in a meet of dazzling racing, nail-biting finishes, and unexpected medallists, there was no more important a finish than when Simone Manuel surged at the end of the 100 metre freestyle, tying Penny Oleksiak for gold. Manuel became the first black woman to win…

It's time to address the persistent stereotype that 'Black people can't swim' – Media Diversified

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