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Tommie Smith (gold) and John Carlos (bronze)

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Q: In the 1968 Olympics who were the two black athletes suspended from the US team?
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Yes, they are Tommie Smith and John Carlos who raised their fists after winning medals at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City


What 2 track athletes were removed from the 1968 Olympics for showing the Black Power sign on the medal platform?

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Did politics ever affect Olympic games?

Very much so. Look at the Munich Olympics, and the 1968 Olympics black power salute. Hope this helps. :)


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Have the Olympics improved race relations?

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Which test was introduced in the 1968 Olympics?

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