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African Americans and Their Influence on American Sports

By: Anthony Farrior
Narrated by: Korbid Thompson
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African Americans and Their Influence on American Sports

1. Introduction

Overview of African Americans in American Sports

African Americans have played a transformative role in shaping American sports, leaving an indelible mark across high school, collegiate, professional, and Olympic levels.

Their contributions extend beyond the playing field, influencing the culture, economy, and social dynamics of sports in the United States.

This book will explore the historical context, significant milestones, challenges, and current trends, highlighting the integral role African Americans have played in American sports.
©2024 Anthony Farrior (P)2024 Anthony Farrior
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: History
United States Gender Studies Sports History
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