Knowra1968 Olympics Black Power saluteLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to 1968 Olympics Black Power salute, each with the reason it gives.All 8Broader topic 6Related 1Compared with 11968 Summer OlympicsBroader topic: Their medal-stand gesture became the most enduring political image of the Games.Black PowerBroader topic: The salute made the movement’s politics visible to a global audience.1976 Summer OlympicsCompared with: It offers a contrasting example of athletes, rather than national teams, making protest visible at an Olympics.Athlete activismBroader topic: The salute became one of the most recognized athlete protests in history.Avery BrundageBroader topic: Brundage’s expulsion order made the protest a direct test of his ban on political demonstrations.Summer Olympic GamesBroader topic: It demonstrated how the podium could carry messages beyond sport.Tommie SmithBroader topic: Smith’s gesture with John Carlos made the medal ceremony a worldwide protest image.Wyomia TyusRelated: Tyus wore black shorts in solidarity with the Olympic protest by John Carlos and Tommie Smith.