Is Slavery's Legacy in the Power Dynamics of Sports? - The New York Times
Black athletes and the fight for racial justice | Berkeley News
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Why The Best Athletes Are Black | The More You Know (About Black People) | Episode 6 - YouTube
The myth of natural talent
Natural Athletic Ability of African Americans - FitnessGenes®
As March Madness rolls on, so will the myths of Black athletic superiority | US sports | The Guardian
A Brief History Of Racial Protest In Sports : Code Switch : NPR
Blacks Are Better Athletes - The New York Times
Is it wrong to note 100m winners are always black? - BBC News
Amazon | Taboo: Why Black Athletes Are Better And Why We're Afraid To Talk About It | Entine, Jon | African American Studies
10 African American Pioneers in Sports - Biography
Are African-Americans better at sports because they are stronger and faster than whites? - Face2Face Africa
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Watch The Black Athlete in America | The New Yorker
The 10 Most Influential Black Athletes & Coaches in History, Ranked | Fanbuzz
SportsCenter - Olympic sprinter Gabby Thomas shared her thoughts on supporting Black athletes competing in the Olympics. | Facebook
As March Madness rolls on, so will the myths of Black athletic superiority | US sports | The Guardian
Improving the diagnosis of heart diseases in Black athletes | BHF
The 50 Greatest Living Athletes | GQ
Black People Better Runners, White People Better Swimmers: Race, Science, and Athletics | The Takeaway | WNYC Studios
As March Madness rolls on, so will the myths of Black athletic superiority | US sports | The Guardian
