Black Power: el día que dos atletas afroamericanos fueron sancionados por convertir un podio olímpico en un grito de justicia
En octubre de 1968, Tommie Smith y John Carlos alzaron sus puños y bajaron la cabeza durante el himno de EE.UU. Fue una protesta simple y silenciosa que denunció el racismo y sacudió al mundo, meses después del asesinato de Martin Luther King
Mexico City protest from 1968 and “The Boys in the Boat” slated to get the Hollywood treatment
A film called “’68″ will tell the story of Tommie Smith and John Carlos while George Clooney is directing a movie based on the 1936 Olympic rowers
Top Story Replay -- OpEd: Protestors Will Test Tokyo Olympics
(ATR) Is punishment required for Olympic protests to have meaning? ATR’s Ed Hula raises the question.
OpEd: Protestors Will Test Tokyo Olympics
(ATR) Is punishment required for Olympic protests to have meaning? ATR’s Ed Hula raises the question.
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee announces U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame, class of 2019
Beyonce y Jay-Z irrumpen en el Mundo Olimpico
(ATR) La famosa pareja se disfraza de los legendarios Tommie Smith y Florence Griffith-Joyner
Beyonce and Jay-Z Pay Homage to Olympians
(ATR) The famous entertainment couple dress up as Florence Griffith-Joyner and Tommie Smith for Halloween.
Mexico 1968 - Of Dreams and Destiny
Olympic scholar Idy Uyoe's conversation with John Carlos about the Black Pride Salute in Mexico City 50 years ago.
NBC Olympics & LA84 Foundation Partner to Celebrate Iconic 1968 Olympic Games
Forum on Refugees and Sport Adds Partners - Conferences & Conventions
Also: Rugby World Cup 2019 team at Stadia & Arena Japan; LA 84 Summit adds Metta World Peace to lineup.
