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Tommie Smith raises his arms as he hits the tape in the 200-meter dash at Mexico City. Running despite an injured leg muscle, Smith over· took teammate John Carlos (left) who finished third. [United Press International Photo.] The victory stand protest of Tommie Smith (center) and John Carlos. [Wide World Photos.] A homemade sign reading "Down with Brundage" hangs from a window of the American dormitory in the Olympic Village in Mexico City after the U.S. Olympic Committee suspended Smith and Carlos. [United Press International Photo.] Smith and Carlos (in white hat over Smith's left shoulder) leaving the Olympic Village after their suspension by the U.S. Olympic Committee. [Wide World Photos.]
Bob Beamon (center) and Ralph Boston on the victory stand in Olympic Stadium. Beamon stands with black socks exposed to protest the expulsion of Smith and Carlos. Boston, too, expressed strong resentment at the action. [Wide World Photos.] Gold medal Olympian Wyomia Tyus wipes rain from her face at medal presentation ceremony in Mexico City. She later dedicated both her medal and her efforts to Smith and Carlos. Barbara Ferrell (left) was the silver medalist in the event. [Wide World Photos.] Charles Greene, silver medalist in the lOD-meter dash in the 1968 Olympic Games at Mexico City, winning his heat in the lOD-meter trials. Politically, Greene' grew tremendously during the 1968 indoor and outdoor track and field season. [Wide World Photos.] The U.S. 1,6DD-meter relay team gives the clenched fist salute in Olympic Stadium after receiving gold medals. The relatively mild demonstration drew little attention. (Leftright): Lee Evans, Ron Freeman (partly hidden), Larry James, and Vince Matthews. [United Press International Photo.]
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