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It was mentioned as a book that explores the social history of swimming pools in America, particularly how racial discrimination and segregation affected access to swimming and swimming lessons.
And there's a professor in Montana named Jeff Wilst who wrote Contested Waters, colon, a social history of swimming pools in America.
— Episode: Selects: How Drowning Works
Episode: Selects: How Drowning Works
It was mentioned as a book that explores the social history of swimming pools in America, particularly how racial discrimination and segregation affected access to swimming and swimming lessons.
And there's a professor in Montana named Jeff Wilst who wrote Contested Waters, colon, a social history of swimming pools in America.
Episode: Selects: How Drowning Works
It was mentioned as a book about the social history of swimming pools in America, which discussed the impact of segregation and discrimination on the swimming abilities of African Americans.
And there's a professor in Montana named Jeff Wilst who wrote Contested Waters, colon, a social history of swimming pools in America.
Episode: How Drowning Works
This book was mentioned in relation to the racial disparities in drowning rates, explaining the historical context of segregation and its impact on swimming lessons and access to pools for African American communities.
and there's a professor in Montana named Jeff Wilst who wrote Contested Waters: colon a social history of swimming pools in America and it all makes perfect sense because of discrimination and segregation when swimming pools and recreational swimming and sports swimming started to come around these black families couldn't go to the pools so they didn't take swim lessons they didn't learn how to swim
Episode: How Drowning Works
The book, mentioned by Josh Clark, discussed the social history of swimming pools in America and how racial discrimination and segregation impacted access to swimming lessons and contributed to racial disparities in drowning rates.
there's a professor in Montana named Jeff Wilst who wrote Contested Waters: colon a social history of swimming pools in America and it all makes perfect sense because of discrimination and segregation when swimming pools and recreational swimming and sports swimming started to come around these black families couldn't go to the pools so they didn't take swim lessons they didn't learn how to swim