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By Ryan Shepard Apr 26, 2021 Throughout the course of history, there have been a number of Black athletes that have sacrificed their careers, financial standing and safety to protest injustice within American society. From Craig Hodges to Tommie Smith, athletes have protested inequality and injustice by kneeling during the national anthem or even confronting lawmakers. Unfortunately, there are a few trailblazers that are often overlooked when discussing activism within professional sports. One name that is often forgotten is Eroseanna Robinson. Rose Robinson is a talented track and field athlete who emerged during the 1950s. In 1958, she won the AAU high jumping championships and joined the United States Track & Field team. Shortly thereafter, she was offered an opportunity to participate in the 1960 Olympics. With the Olympics set to take place in the Soviet Union during the height of the Cold War, there was incredible political significance attached to the event. For t

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