Twitter 上的New York Times OTD："In the paper #OTD in 1968. Tommie Smith and John Carlos give Black Power salute during Olympics medal ceremony. #nytimes https://t.co/ZySaEj9tcT" / Twitter
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Olympic Games 1968 Namerican Runners Tommie Smith (Center) And John Carlos (Right) Showing The Black Power Salute During The Medal Ceremonies At The Olympic Games In Mexico City Australian Peter Norma :
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John Carlos Tommie Smith Peter Norman 1968cr Stock Photo - Alamy
