American Beach: The story of The Beach Lady
American Beach has a storied history of being a safe place for Black Americans, and one woman made sure the beach’s history wasn’t erased. MaVynne Betsch, affectionally known as The Beach Lady, was a former Opera Singer turned activist, whose loud and boisterous demeanor, was one to remember.
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