Germany’s scorching summer has turned public pools into flashpoints of political tension, as debates over access, safety, and inclusion ignite nationwide. In Berlin, a temporary pool’s attempt to host a “Black community day” sparked outrage from far-right groups who labeled it racist — prompting organizers to cancel amid threats. Meanwhile, in Halle, a language proficiency rule for swimmers drew accusations of discrimination after a near-drowning, even as supporters argued it was vital for safety. Across the country, overcrowding and harassment are fueling a broader national reckoning: should public pools be spaces of unity or divided by background?
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