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Wilcox Lake and the Echoes of Segregation
Wilcox Lake in Petersburg, Virginia, once a beloved summer spot, was shut down in 1958 not for safety—but to preserve segregation, denying Black residents access while allowing white folks to swim. Though fishing later returned in the 60s, the lake became a quiet symbol of racial exclusion. Now, nearby on I-85, state police investigate a shocking incident: a car window shattered by gunfire. From past injustice to present violence, history’s echoes are louder than ever in this community. Support the show:Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on…
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