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Today, a plaque commemorates the historic Ink Well beach in Santa Monica, where Black residents of Los Angeles came to enjoy their small share of sun, sand and fun in segregated America.
The plaque also briefly notes the contributions of Nick Gabaldón, the legendary Southland surfer of African-American and Mexican descent.
From the series Black Surfers. Photos by Danielle Levitt for Arena HOMME+ magazine.
From the series Black Surfers. Photos by Danielle Levitt for Arena HOMME+ magazine.
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From the series Black Surfers. Photos by Danielle Levitt for Arena HOMME+ magazine.
From the series Black Surfers. Photos by Danielle Levitt for Arena HOMME+ magazine.
Popular culture has long portrayed surfing as a sort of reservoir of bohemian, along with a large helping of agro-masculinity and whiteness. Yet, if one traces its origins you find a much more complicated story.
The whitewashed and little known history of California’s Black surf pioneers.