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Villa Cimbrone, Ravello, Italy, photo by Luigi Tramontano
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Black figure skater Mabel Fairbanks' story should be told - Los Angeles Times
Racism deprived Mabel Fairbanks the chance to become a figure skating champion in the 1930s. As a coach, she made sure her Black students go
"Racism deprived Mabel Fairbanks the chance to become a figure skating champion in the 1930s, an era when she saw signs at rinks shamelessly declare, âColored Trade Is Not Solicited.â Because of that, she made sure, as a coach, that her Black students became members of prestigious figure skating clubs and enjoyed the privileges and support she didnât have.
Fairbanks, who was of Black and Seminole heritage, wasnât allowed to compete for a berth on the U.S. team for the Olympics and was relegated to minor roles when she performed in ice shows. Because of that, she made sure the Black skaters she coached had chances to excel and triumph â and many did."