Historic beach provides glimpse into realities of segregated swimming
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In the 1930s, Black people forbidden from using public swimming pools were systemically pushed to open water lakes or sinkholes where water safety didn't really exist, and drownings were frequent.
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Amanda Beard, one of the best breatstrokers in Arizona and American history, is coming home to Tucson to join Augie Busch's swimming staff at the UA.
