41.   He was a black athlete who excelled, but wanted the world to know that blacks should excel throughout society.

42.   He tells you that black athletes are wasting valuable dollars by spending money outside the community.

43.   He wants us to examine why black athletes dominate sports and why we are afraid to talk about it.

44.   He went on to be the first black athlete at Tulane University before becoming an actor and screenwriter.

45.   He stuck with the pole vault, he said, even though some black athletes suggested he try sprinting or hurdling.

46.   His career switched between solid journalism and brilliant boxing calls and hop-scotched from championing the rights of black athletes to being the host for trash sports events.

47.   His Hall of Fame talent alone has made Barkley one of the most significant black athletes in history.

48.   If you are a black athlete, how can you think anything else?

49.   In a telling anecdote, Greenberg offered the black athlete encouragement as his teammates continued to hurl abuse.

50.   In fact, after Carlos and Smith raised their fists, Jesse Owens tried to talk with the black athletes about future demonstrations.