The Humanist - Vol. 56 Nbr. 4, July 1996
Hatfield, Dolph
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Racism in sports - The Popular Condition - Column
Golfer Jack Nicklaus has done much to integrate the predominately-white sport, but comments he made about blacks having 'different muscles' are an example of a common, but subtle form of racism that many whites believe. Black athletes succeed or fail through opportunity and effort, not different muscles.
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The Jack Nicklaus syndrome.
There is no doubt that Jack Nicklaus is one of the greatest golfers--if not the greatest golfer--who ever played the sport. He has also been a strong proponent for integrating golf. He has ownerships in many country clubs and has designed golf courses with the understanding that each establishment must be integrated. He is, indeed, a great ambassador of the liberal ...
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