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and racial politics; tactics and leadership style; on white supporters of OPHR. See also
Revolt of the Black Athlete, The
    Edwards, Keith
    Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965
    Evans, Lee
    Farran, Pat
    Farrior, James
    Feliciano, José
    female athletes
    Flowers, Richmond, Jr.
    Fons, Mike
    Fosbury, Dick
    Fox, Gary
    freedom struggle.
See
black freedom struggle
    Freeman, Ron
    Gaither, Jake
    Gatlin, Justin
    Gaughan, T. J.
    Gay, Tyson
    Georgia Tech
    Gitlin, Todd
    Glazer, Nathan
    Graves, Bibb
    Green, Bill
    Greene, Charlie
    Grier, Bobby
    Griffin, Arthur, Jr.
    Griffin, Marvin
    Grundy, Pamela
    Guttman, Alan
    Hall, Jacquelyn Dowd
    Hallock, Wiles
    Hamilton, Melvin
    Hano, Arnold
    Hansen, Thomas
    Hartmann, Douglas
    Harvard crew: support for OPHR
    Hathaway, Stanley
    Hayes, Elvin
    Haynes, Abner
    Hemery, David
    Henderson, Russell
    Henderson, Tom
    Hendrix, Jimi
    Herrerias, Rene
    Higgins, David
    Hill, Darryl
    Hines, Jimmy
    Hoffer, Richard
    Hoffman, Paul: on attitudes of athletic administrators; on Harvard crew questionnaire 1968 Olympic protest and; on OPHR demands pre-protest opposition faced by
    Holloway, Condredge
    Holmes, Hamilton
    Holmes, Richard
    Hood, James
    Humphrey, Hubert
    Hundred-Yard War, The
(Cartwright)
    Hunter, Charlayne
    Hustad, Ken
    integration.
See
school integration
    International Olympic Committee (IOC)
    interposition doctrine
    interracial dating
    Iversen, Allen
    Jackson, Leroy
    Jackson, Peter
    Jackson, Wilbur
    James, Larry
    James, Ron
    Janeway, Eliot
    Jensen, James
    Johnson, Gene
    Johnson, Jack
    Johnson, Magic
    Johnson, Michael
    Johnson, Rafer
    Jordan, Michael
    Jordan, Payton
    Joseph, Peniel
    Kellner, Douglas
    Kemper, Kurt
    Kennedy, Bobby
    Kennedy, John F.
    Kidd, Bruce
    King, Horace
    King, Leon
    King, Martin Luther, Jr.
    Klarman, Michael
    Langenkamp, James
    Lanier, Bob
    Lewis, George
    â€œliberal individualism,”
    Lipsitz, George
    Lipsyte, Robert
    Livingston, Cleve
    Lomax, Louis
    Los Angeles Sentinel
    Los Angeles Times
    Louis, Joe
    Lucy, Autherine
    Lyons, Thomas
    MacAloon, John
    Malcolm X
    Malone, Vivian
    Marquette University
    Martin, Charles
    Matthews, Vince
    May, Don
    Mays, Willie
    McClain, Lester
    McClellan, John
    McDowell, Cleve
    McGirr, Lisa
    McGuire, Al
    McKissick, Floyd
    McLennan, Bob
    McMullen, Jim
    McVea, Warren
    Memminger, Dean
    Mendenhall, Rashard
    Meredith, James
    Mexico City Olympics.
See
Olympics (1968)
    Michener, James
    Middlesboro (Ky.) Daily News
    Miller, Larry
    Miller, Lennox
    Milton, Fred
    Miroff, Bruce
    Mississippi State University
    Mitchell, Bobby
    Moore, Kenny
    Morgan, Dave
    Morgan, J. D.
    Moye, Gus
    Musso, Johnny
    Nagel, Ray
    National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
    National Basketball Association (NBA)
    National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
    National Conference of Black Power
    National Football League (NFL)
    National Summer Youth Sports Program (NSYSP)
    Newell, Pete
    New Right
    New South movement
    Newsweek
    Newton, Michael
    New York Athletic Club (NYAC) boycott
    New York Renaissance
    New York Times
    New York University
    1968 Olympics.
See
Olympic boycott movement (1968); Olympic podium salute (1968); Olympics (1968).
    Nixon, Richard
    Noel, Kenneth
    Norman, Peter
    Northington, Nat
    Oerter, Al
    Ole Miss.
See
University of Mississippi
    Olsen, Jack
    Olympic boycott movement (1968): basketball boycott impact of South Africa ban origins and initial impact of views of black athletes on
    Olympic Committee for Human Rights (OCHR)
    Olympic Games: U.S. political agenda for
    Olympic podium salute (1968): black freedom struggle complexities revealed by as complex expression of Black Power events of meanings ascribed by Tommie Smith and John Carlos; media response to USOC response to varied reactions of U.S. Olympic team
    Olympic Project for Human Rights (OPHR): alternatives to boycott; basketball boycott and formation and goals of; NYAC boycott and South Africa ban and support from Harvard crew
    Olympics (1968): concerns over potential protest at controversy