Black Joy and Artistry Hit the Pool in "Slice"
Briefly

Slicing, an elaborate diving technique ingrained in Memphis, is both cultural and artistic, celebrated by Black men like Rico Golden as a tribute to their heritage and ancestors.
Zaire Love's documentary 'Slice' showcases the intricate choreography and cultural significance of slicing, portraying how it serves as a form of community celebration and Black-boy joy in Memphis.
The legacy of slicing in Memphis is deeply tied to neighborhoods like Orange Mound, the first Black neighborhood in America, fostering pride and community engagement during summer pool festivities.
Read at The New Yorker
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