Olympian, swim groups look to turn the tide on the country's racial gap in drowning - ABC News

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Black Americans drown at a rate 50% higher than white Americans, according to the CDC. The Nile Swim Club is one of many groups trying to undo that statistic.
Black Americans drown at a 50% higher rate than white Americans, CDC says.
Black Americans drown at a rate 50% higher than white Americans, according to the CDC. The Nile Swim Club is trying to undo that statistic, teaching hundreds of Black kids to swim and get in pools.

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