Did African Americans Frequent Beaches in the Hamptons? Uncovering Black Cultural Heritage
In the mid-20th century, African American families began to frequent beaches in the Hamptons, especially in Sag Harbor. Here, a planned Black community emerged, fostering cultural gatherings and recreation. Despite facing segregation, these families maintained beach access and created a rich cultural history in the area. Local beaches became venues for social gatherings, music, and … Read more