Tommie Smith and John Carlos.
Very much so. Look at the Munich Olympics, and the 1968 Olympics black power salute. Hope this helps. :)
At the Mexico City Olympic Games in October 1968. Tommie Smith and John Carlos, winners of the gold and bronze medals respectively in the 200m, raised their fists in the Black Power salute during the awards ceremony as the national anthem was played. Each athlethe wore a black glove and no shoes as a symbol of recognition of black poverty. As a result of their protest, both were sent home from the games.
jesse owens was the first black american athlete to win four consecutive gold medals at the olympics and do a black salute instead of the normal nazi salute at the time. He recieved no reward for this and was forgotten in society
over 20 games in the Olympics
The silent salute appears in the novel when Katniss does that when Rue dies.
There are 29 sports in the Summer Olympics (although only 26 sports will be at the 2012 Olympics). There are 15 sports in the Winter Olympics (all 15 were held at the 2010 Olympics).
how does the silent salute appear in The Hunger Games
Jamaica first participated in the Summer Olympics at the 1948 Games in London and in the Winter Olympics at the 1988 Games in Calgary.
Decathlete Rafer Johnson at the 1960 Summer Games in Rome.
Tydia Pickett & Louise Stokes Olympics 1932
nofirst black athlete wasConstantin Henriquez de Zubieraat the paris 1900 Games
what is the prize for 2nd in the acient Olympics games