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    Only a Game
(Daley)
    Oregon State University
    Owens, Jesse
    Owens, Jim
    Owens, Terrell
    Padgett, Jim
    Page, Greg
    Patterson, Floyd
    Patton, George
    Paul, Robert
    Peeples, Nat
    Perkowski, David
    Peterson, Adrian
    Pittsburgh Courier
    Pitzer, Kenneth
    Plant, Marcus
    Poage, George
    Pont, John
    Pope, Clarence
    Pope, Steven
    Presley, Bob
    professional sports
    racial identity: as an issue in black athletic revolt at Berkeley shift in focus of athletic activism toward
    Rafferty, Max
    Ray, Clarence
    Raynor, John
    Reagan, Ronald
    Reed, James
    Respond (protest group)
    Revolt of the Black Athlete, The
(Edwards)
    Richardson, Bill
    Rieder, Jonathan
    Robeson, Paul
    Robinson, Earl
    Robinson, Jackie
    Roby, Douglas: action taken to stem Olympic boycott; on NBA poaching; reaction to Harvard crew support of OPHR warning against Olympic protest
    Roche, John
    Rodgers, Pepper
    Rooney, Art, II
    Rovell, Darren
    Russell, Bill
    Sally Minor Baseball League
    Sample, Johnny
    San Jose State College
    Savannah Citizens
    â€œSay it Loud—I’m Black and I’m Proud” (James Brown song)
    Sayre, John
    Schmeling, Max
    school integration: college football as bulwark against history of relationship of sports to
    Schuchman, Robert
    Seagren, Bob
    segregation: college football and the forces of in professional sports
    Shanklin, Don
    Sharpton, Al
    Shinnick, Phil
    Shropshire, Ken
    Simmons, Blanton
    Smith, Bobby
    Smith, Pat
    Smith, Tommie: cultural “rehabilitation” of image 1968 Olympic boycott movement and podium salute and post-Olympic career; reaction to Harry Edwards
    South Africa: 1968 Olympic ban of
    Southeastern Conference (SEC)
    Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
    southern identity: relationship of black southerners to sport and
    Southwest Conference
    sport: continued racial prejudice in; historical place of black athletes in U.S. sports integration of limitations as a vehicle for black freedom struggle myth of racial progress and NCAA’s response to racial problems in race relations and redefinition of sporting ideal in 1960s; relationship to school integration southern identity and white supremacy and
    Sports Illustrated
    Sports in America
(Michener)
    Spurrier, Steve
    Stanback, Haskel
    â€œStar-Spangled Banner, The,”
    Steketee, Scott
    Student Disturbance Act
    Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
    Students for a Democratic Society
    Students United for Racial Equality (SURE)
    Sullivan, John
    Summer Youth Project
    Swagerty, Jane
    Tannenbaum, Robert
    Taylor, Ike
    team discipline
    Texas Western College.
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University of Texas at El Paso
    Thomas, Duane
    Thomas, Joe
    Thomas, John
    Thompson, George
    Time
    Today
(TV show)
    Toomey, Bill
    Topchik, Jack
    Towler, Dan
    Twitter
    Tyson, Mike
    Tyson, Timothy
    Tyus, Wyomia
    UCLA.
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University of California at Los Angeles
    Underwood, John
    United Amateur Athletes (UAA)
    United States Olympic Committee (USOC): athletes’ rights and response to podium salute stance against Olympic protest
    University of Alabama
    University of California, Berkeley
    University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)
    University of Georgia
    University of Kansas
    University of Kentucky
    University of Maryland
    University of Mississippi
    University of Tennessee
    University of Texas at El Paso
    University of Wyoming
    Unseld, Westley
    Van Deburg, William
    Vaught, Johnny
    Vázquez, Pedro Ramirez
    Virginia Baseball Association
    Waddell, Tom
    Walk, Neal
    Walker, Fleetwood
    Walker, Irvin
    Wallace, Don
    Wallace, George
    Ward, Horace
    Washington, Kenny
    Washington Redskins
    Weisenberg, Barry
    White, Phil
    white athletes: criticisms of podium salute Harvard crew support for OPHR responses to black athletic revolt on campus views of 1968 Olympic boycott movement and OPHR views of NYAC boycott
    white backlash
    White Citizens’ Councils
    â€œWhite Majority,”
    white supremacy in sport
    Whitfield, Mel
    Wiggins, David
    Wilkins, Roy
    Williams, Ben
    Williams,