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John Carlos and Tommie Smith staged Black Power

  • Oct 16, 1968
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John Carlos and Tommie Smith staged Black Power demonstration on victory stand after winning 200-meter event at Olympics in Mexico City. Carlos and Smith said they were protesting racism in America.

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