Olympics

Sylvio Cator used the Olympics to seek justice decades before Tommie Smith and John Carlos

The Haitian long jumper highlighted the U.S. occupation of his country

At the Tokyo Olympics, N.C. A&T is repping school, nation and three countries

Men from the Aggies’ NCAA 4×400 title team will be running for the US, Mexico and Liberia

Crystal Dunn, one of the world’s best soccer players, feels ‘like someone has dimmed my light’

Even as she appears in her second Olympics, Dunn faces problems common to Black women

The world braces for athlete protests at Tokyo Olympics

So much about race, politics and protest has changed since the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games and the IOC needs to change as well

A man of many interests, Olympian Noah Lyles is now only focused on winning the 200-meter dash

Track gives him a platform to do many things – one of them is showing support for Black Lives Matter

The triumphs and struggles of Black LGBTQ athletes

Ryan Russell, CeCe Telfer and Fallon Fox share their stories with host Lonnae O’Neal

Spencer Haywood recalls the fear that others would follow Smith and Carlos in protesting at the ’68 Olympics

Jesse Owens told athletes not to risk being unemployed after the Mexico City Games

Olympian Michael Johnson on Ahmaud Arbery: ‘This is not about running’

The track and field legend speaks out about the fatal shooting of Arbery

Meet Team USA’s blackest Olympic marathon team ever

The Olympics are postponed a year, but the marathon continues for this trio