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Partake In The Revolutionary Journey Crowdfunder!

Join us on this revolutionary journey to produce a documentary exploring the five-year trajectory of the Blacks Can’t Swim campaign, evaluating its impact on the current status of diversity in aquatic.

By assessing progress or regress over the past five years, this documentary aims to gather valuable insights that will guide our actions and strategies for the next five years.

Please support our crowdfunding campaign to be part of this impactful initiative shaping a more inclusive future in aquatics.

NEWSLETTER SIGNUP

@SaviaRocks gets to speak to her friend @ed_accura, they dive deep into the awareness of swimming & the importance of making cultural societies understand the importance of learning how to swim.
They talk openly, honestly, & freely, so we look forward to it & we hope you all do.

When I shared with my 13-year-old daughter that Black and Asians were once recognised as strong swimmers up until the 20th century, it resonated deeply.

Not only was it significant as my daughter is of both Black and Asian heritage, but it also challenges the stereotype that

After concealing myself behind the Ed Accura persona for the past 5 years, Savia Rocks on the Us People Podcast With Savia Rocks, endeavors to uncover the real me. Perhaps more successful than most, she delves into personal aspect of my life, including transformation from a timid

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