Stating the Obvious
[three sentences: Humans swim. Black people are humans. Therefore, Black people swim.]
Making Inclusion the Default
Do the people shown in this mix of images represent the wide variety of people who swim in the U.S. and around the world? [ a collage of 5 images clockwise starting top left: 1. 2 young women wearing 2-piece swimsuits next to a laughing embracing couple - a young woman and a young man 2. a young woman wearing a 2-piece swimsuit while lying on a mesh lounger; she's holding an open book over her face 3. 2 young women wearing 1-piece swimsuits and 2 young men wearing swim trunks sanding together and talking in a locker room 4. 4 young adults - a man and a woman to the right and to the left - with a "Labor Day SALE" logo between the two pairings 5. six young adults standing in a circle with their arms around each other’s shoulders as they look down] On Friday's CBS Mornings segment with Fearless Fund's Arian Simone, News Anchor Gayle King asked, "What should we do?" about the persistent investment funding imbalance that negatively impacts Black and ...
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