Legacy of Segregation on Access to Beaches and Marine Conservation Efforts

This chapter explores how historic segregation has affected access to beaches for African Americans, resulting in generational barriers to enjoying the ocean. The speaker discusses personal experiences and reflections on the impact of exclusion from certain spaces, highlighting the importance of understanding food sources and sustainable fishing practices in marine conservation efforts. The conversation also delves into the distinctions between small-scale fishermen and large corporations in the fishing industry, emphasizing the need for conservation efforts to ensure healthy marine populations.