TikToker Explains Origins of Stereotype on Why "Black People Can't Swim"

2021-03-04 1 Dailymotion

TikToker Maya Echols posted a video delving into the dark history of the "black people can't swim" stereotype and discusses how it's directly connected to segregation.

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