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Former US Olympian Tommie Smith on gold, the salute and the glove -...

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Tommie Smith and John Carlos won gold and bronze, respectively, in the 200-meter dash in the Mexico City Olympic Games and took a ...

Tommie Smith urges Warriors not to just "stick to sports"

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· The Warriors spent part of Tuesday's practice speaking with Tommie Smith, the former track-and-field runner that protested racial inequality during the Olympics in Mexico City

BBC ON THIS DAY | 17 | 1968: Black athletes make silent protest

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Two black Americans make history at the Mexico Olympics with a silent protest against racial discrimination.

Tommie Smith: Why I Gave Black Power Salute - Yahoo! News UK

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Athlete Tommie Smith has said the controversial raised fist gesture he made at the Mexico Olympics was not a Black Power salute but a human rights salute. The

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Tommie Smith and John Carlos and their actions during the Olympics in Mexico City.

Tommie Smith: Has anything changed since Black Power salute? -...

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Tommie Smith recalls the famous moment he raised his gloved fist on the podium at the Mexico City Olympics - but, 50 years on, has anything changed?

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First part of historical look at Tommie Smith and John Carlos, and their history making statement in Mexico City in , Blip

Tommie Smith et John Carlos poings gantés mains levées | INA

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Sur le podium des Jeux Olympiques de Mexico, à l'issue de la finale du 200m, remportée par Tommie SMITH, les athlètes noirs Tommie SMITH et John CARLOS, deux...

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Tommie Smith Youth Track Meet – Bryan Farley Photography Educator

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The Tommie Smith Youth Track Meet was held at UC Berkeley's Edwards Stadium June 1. Tommie Smith broke the world record at the Mexico City Olympics.

This Is Muhammad Ali's Legacy | By Tommie Smith

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When I stood on the podium in Mexico City in 1968, you were with me.

Tommie Smith ( ) – BlackPast

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· Tommie Smith is best known as a world class sprinter and for protesting (along with John Carlos) U.S. racism and human oppression on the winner’s podium at the Summer Olympics in Mexico City.

John Carlos and Tommie Smith say Carmelo Anthony is poised to carry...

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Nearly 48 years ago, USA Olympic sprinters John Carlos and Tommie Smith bowed their heads and raised black-gloved fists on the medal stands at the Mexico...

Olympic legend Tommie Smith is awarded Dresden Peace Prize - PUMA...

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Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their “Fists of Freedom” at the Olympic Games in Mexico City, speaking for millions who struggled ...

Tommie Smith Reveals a New Secret Nearly 50 Years After Iconic...

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Everybody's seen the photo. On the medal podium for the 200-meter sprint at the Summer Olympic Games in Mexico City, American teammates Tommie

Tommie Smith – OlympicTalk

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Tommie Smith returned to the city of his Olympic raised-fist podium salute, and he couldn't help but think back to the Mexico City Games. Smith lit a torch ...

[American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos protesting racial...

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Mexico City Olympics Sociologist Harry Edwards had been urging black athletes to boycott the Olympics to protest civil rights inequities in the U.S. The...