1968 Olympics Black Power salute - Wikipedia
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![American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos protesting racial inequity with raised fists during national anthem at Olympics, Mexico City] | International Center of Photography](https://s3.amazonaws.com/icptmsdata/d/o/m/i/dominis_john_1012_2005_crop_428440_displaysize.jpg "American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos protesting racial inequity with raised fists during national anthem at Olympics, Mexico City] | International Center of Photography")
American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos protesting racial inequity with raised fists during national anthem at Olympics, Mexico City] | International Center of Photography
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Opinion | Why Two Black Athletes Raised Their Fists During the Anthem - The New York Times
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Tommie Smith and John Carlos join Team USA at White House | CNN
John Carlos, Tommie Smith: 1968 Olympics black power salute - Sports Illustrated
50 Years On, the Olympic Power Salute of 1968 Gets Its Due Respect | KQED
What You Don't Know About Olympian Tommie Smith's Silent Gesture | At the Smithsonian| Smithsonian Magazine
Protesters often win history's long game. Ask Tommie Smith and John Carlos. - The Washington Post
Tommie Smith, John Carlos made history at 1968 Olympic Games
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