Tag: Black athletes
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Beloit School Board considers honoring basketball legend Johnny Watts by naming the high school court after him, recognizing his achievements and impact on local sports history.
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The University of Connecticut (UConn) is celebrating the legacy of Harrison “Honey” Fitch, its first Black basketball player, through a newly established fund. The Harrison Fitch Leadership Fund, created by Fitch’s son, aims to support underserved students and…
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Simone Biles makes history as the first Black woman to win the ESPY for Best Comeback Performance. Explore her journey back to gymnastics dominance and Olympic qualification.
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Bronny James joins father LeBron on the Lakers, making history as the first Black father-son duo in the team. Explore the impact of this milestone on the NBA and the James family legacy.
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Doug Williams’ monumental Super Bowl victory in 1988 shattered stereotypes and inspired generations. Learn how his historic performance as the first Black quarterback to start and win a Super Bowl broke barriers in NFL history.
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The inspiring journey of Al Downing, the first Black pitcher in Yankees history, who broke barriers and left a lasting impact on Major League Baseball. Learn about his rise from Trenton, New Jersey, to the Yankees organization, his…
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