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Eyrell Blake, known as Evon Blake (7 February 1906 - 7 November 1988), was a Jamaican journalist who challenged the racial status quo in colonial Jamaica. Born in Salem, in Clarendon Parish to Cottilda and Joseph Blake, a farmer, he studied journalism in Panama. He gained a PhD from a university in Pennsylvania. In 1948, Blake took a swim in the pool at Myrtle Bank Hotel, which was then reserved only for white guests. This act created a controversy which eventually undermined the racial barriers at the hotel.