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People of African descent are reclaiming lost traditions among the waves. Contemporary surfing derives from Polynesians who settled Hawaii. But, historians say, African wave riding, on boards or in canoes, evolved independently along the West African coast. https://t.co/2qVdjSFRqh — PolitiTweet.org

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Black surfers are increasingly coming out into the open, surfing together in groups, sharing the joy and freedom that surfing can provide — participating in a tradition of activism and cultural pride. https://t.co/xODiYkl58J https://t.co/ctHwOe5IwP — PolitiTweet.org

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Even now, surfing can seem to embody a kind of protest or conscious transgression for Black people: a commitment to occupying spaces traditionally considered off-limits. See more here. https://t.co/xODiYkl58J https://t.co/YFxQHSrFVr — PolitiTweet.org

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