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Johnnie Ashe considered taking a knee at the US Open

At Monday’s flag ceremony, Arthur’s brother changed his mind to preserve careers of others

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Arthur Ashe always had the leadership to change the world, and his historic 1968 US Open title finally provided the platform

Johnnie Ashe: ‘I said, ‘You did it, bruh.’ And he said, ‘Yeah, I’m a champion. Now, people will listen to me.’ ‘

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United States Tennis Association to honor Althea Gibson with a statue

The two-time U.S. national champion will be immortalized at US Open site

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What Had Happened Was: 12/12/17

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What Had Happened Was: 9/8/17

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eanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, left, widow of the late Arthur Ashe applauds the unveiling of the plaque dedicating the new stadium in his name at the U.S. Open Tennis Center in New York on Monday night, August 25, 1997. Sports

US Open marks 20th anniversary of Arthur Ashe Stadium

On Feb. 19, 1997, the United States Tennis Association honored the late Hall of Famer by naming tennis venue after him

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The day Arthur Ashe became the first black man to win the US Open

Ashe earned the top ranking in the country with the five-set victory

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50 greatest black athletes

We teamed up with SurveyMonkey for a public ranking of the 50 greatest black athletes of all time.

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Arthur Ashe led the charge for Washington, D.C., to host Citi Open

Ashe wanted to get ‘black faces to come out and watch the tennis’

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