Tommie Smith and John Carlos "Black Power 1968" (Mexico City Olympics) Vertical 24x36 Poster - Walldecor

Tommie Smith and John Carlos "Black Power 1968" (Mexico City Olympics) Vertical 24x36 Poster - WalldecorIt was one of the 20th century's most powerful and controversial moments in sports, and a watershed event in the civil rights movement. After failing to convince their fellow black athletes to boycott the Mexico City 1968 Olympics, Tommie Smith and John Carlos succeeded in winning the gold and bronze medals in the 200 meters track & field event. Determined to use the grand stage of the Olympic games as a platform for protest, Smith and Carlos accepted

This rare and beautiful classic image features the great starting pitcher Babe Ruth

For the first time

boldest way to show your old-school Patriots pride

Last Pitch at County Stadium

This spectacular print features another miracle catch out on the Rogers Centre turf

From his rookie season

looking resplendent under the lights during a big-time mid-summer race

A Panoramic View at Gillette Stadium

this poster was rarely seen in stores back in the day

this is perfect for fans of college baseball

thrilling to another victory

Published during the period where the region was called the British Mandate of Palestine