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This Memorial Day weekend, Connecticut residents will flock to the shoreline, raising umbrellas and spreading towels along the state's beaches.
Yet, behind this sunny imagery hides a somber history -- a story of coastal ownership and exclusivity.
This hour, University of Virginia professor and Free the Beaches author Andrew Kahrl joins us. We reflect on the impact of Connecticut’s private and restricted beaches and learn about a 20th-century crusade to unlock the state’s coast.
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This Memorial Day weekend, Connecticut residents will flock to the shoreline, raising umbrellas and spreading towels along the state's beaches.
Yet, behind this sunny imagery hides a somber history -- a story of coastal ownership and exclusivity.
This hour, University of Virginia professor and Free the Beaches author Andrew Kahrl joins us. We reflect on the impact of Connecticut’s private and restricted beaches and learn about a 20th-century crusade to unlock the state’s coast.
Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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