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The black power salute at the 1968 Mexico Olympics was an iconic moment in the US civil rights movement. What part did the white Australian who ran second play and what price did these athletes pay for standing up for their beliefs?
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The games we never saw...
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17 July 2008 (Australia)
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Also Known As:
Il saluto - La storia che nessuno ha mai raccontato
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I watched this doco on a plane a year or so ago and I still think about it. If an Australian today won the silver medal in the 200 metres at the Olympics he would be a national hero. Not only did Peter Norman do this he had the guts to stand up for the greater good of black rights...to be ostracised was a crime and was complete madness by the Australian Olympic management at the time and in 72 and in 2000...unbelievable..
Full credit to Matt Norman and the family for telling the story..thank you for making the effort as it moved me....