Challenging Racial Discrimination in College Football

The chapter reveals the experiences of African-American football players at Wyoming Cowboy in 1969, highlighting racism and mistreatment faced during games and practices, especially against Brigham Young University. It explores the decision of players to wear Black Armed Bands in protest against discriminatory practices, showcasing the tension between addressing racial discrimination and their dedication to football.

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