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George Foreman parades around the ring in Mexico City, waving a small American flag, minutes after winning the gold medal in the heavyweight division. [Wide World Photos.] Assistant coach Stan V. Wright attempts to justify expulsion of Smith and Carlos from Olympic Village to Mel Pender (center) and Jim Hines. [United Press International Photo.] The Olympic medallioncommemorating Tommie Smith's and John Carlos' Victory stand protest in Mexico City. Following the lead of black heroes John Carlos and Tommie Smith, a member of the Yale University band raises his blackgloved fist in the rain during the playing of the national anthem before the 1968 Columbia Yale game in Yale Bowl. [Wide World Photos.]
Vince Matthews, member of the record-breaking 1,600 meter relay team, lets an interviewer know how he feels about the suspension of Smith and Carlos. [Wide World Photos.] Rep. John Conyers, Jr., (D-Mich.) briefs reporters on meeting at which he urged Secretary of State Dean Rusk to intercede on behalf of Tommie Smith and John Carlos after the star sprinters had been banned from the U.S. Olympic team. [Wide World Photos.] Black athletes at San Francisco State College announce their intentions to boycott athletics at the school in protest against the college's administration and its athletic department, which the athletes charged were "racist and detrimental to the interest of black students and athletes." [Black Press.] Earl McCullouch, University of Southern California football and track star, chats with Detroit Lions' general manager Russ Thomas. Although rated as the world's greatest hurdler during most of the 1968 track and field season, McCullouch passed up the 1968 games in Mexico. [Wide World Photos.] University of Wisconsin students, their gloved fists raised in the protest gesture, march in Madison in support of black student demands. [Wide World Photos.] Black women attending the University of Texas at El Paso blocked the progress of a track meet at the university after several black U.T.E.P. track stars were suspended following their refusal to compete against Mormon-controlled Brigham Young University. [United Press International Photo.]
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