In the 1960s and 70s, Hartford activist Ned Coll (“cole”) fought for Black children to be able to enter these places. One of these places in California which was taken from its Black owners under eminent (15[1])domain laws (15[2])was returned to the (15[1])Bruce family (15[1])in 2021. Frederick Douglass’s son Charles built the first Black-owned (*) resort in the US (-5[1])at one of these places in Maryland. A Black teenager (10[1])who (10[2])accidentally entered part of one of these places on 29th Street in Chicago was attacked (-5[1])with rocks and killed, sparking a 1919 race riot. According to Sid Shapiro, (10[1])low bridges were built to (10[1])prevent Black residents using buses (10[1])to visit one of these (10[1]-5[1])places (10[1])named (10[2])Jones, as described in Robert Caro’s The (10[1])Power (10[1])Broker. For 10 points, name these recreational areas valuable for their locations by the sea. ■END■ (10[1])