Appendix - Matrix - Michigan State University
Appendix - Matrix - Michigan State University
Appendix - Matrix - Michigan State University
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Two "saints" of the black athletes' revolt, Malcolm X (peering at<br />
camera) and Muhammad Ali (signing autographs) in New York City<br />
in March, 1964. [Wide World Photos.]<br />
Bill Russell was one of the first world-renowned black athletes to address<br />
himself publicly to the realities of life for black athletes in<br />
America. [Wide World Photos.]<br />
uhammad Ali<br />
istens as Jim<br />
rown explains<br />
his support of<br />
Ali's refusal to<br />
accept military<br />
induction. [Wide<br />
World Photos.]<br />
Arthur Ashe tells a<br />
panel on the television<br />
program "Face<br />
the Nation" that<br />
"prominent black<br />
athletes have a responsibility<br />
to champion<br />
the causes of<br />
their race." [Wide<br />
World Photos.]<br />
Jackie Robinson (right) and<br />
Floyd Patterson flank the Rev.<br />
Martin Luther King, Jr., and<br />
the Reverend Ralph Abernathy.<br />
Robinson was one of the main<br />
actors in the successful move to<br />
keep South Africa out of the<br />
Olympics and in the boycott of<br />
the New York Athletic Club.<br />
[Wide World Photos.]