A New Photography Book Puts Black Female Surfers in the Spotlight

In her first book, ‘I Just Wanna Surf,’ photographer Gabriella Angotti-Jones celebrates her local Californian community of young women and non-binary surfers, addressing their traditional underrepresentation within the sport.

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A New Photography Book Puts Black Female Surfers in the Spotlight

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