Taboo: Why Black Athletes Are Better And Why We're Afraid To Talk About ItPublicAffairs, 6 янв. 2000 г. - Всего страниц: 400 Entine, winner of a National Press Club Award, explores the genetic, cultural, and physiological roots of black athletic superiority. Drawing on recent scientific research, he reveals stunning differences between athletes of Western African heritage and those from East Africa, and explains why the favored explanation for black dominance, a dearth of opportunities, fails to explain the dimensions of black athletic superiority. He tells the story of blacks in sports, and discusses circumstance that have made addressing the facts so controversial. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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... Negro , flashing a wide smile while fiddling and tap dancing for white patrons . When even those opportunities dried up , he returned home to Texas , where he started serious training and turned his sights on the Negro title . By 1903 ...
... Negro , flashing a wide smile while fiddling and tap dancing for white patrons . When even those opportunities dried up , he returned home to Texas , where he started serious training and turned his sights on the Negro title . By 1903 ...
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... Negro has lifted himself to a dominating position in track and field . The Negro is not only keeping pace , but he is frankly surpass- ing the efforts of his white brothers . " " 10 This emergence of black sprinters spurred a change in ...
... Negro has lifted himself to a dominating position in track and field . The Negro is not only keeping pace , but he is frankly surpass- ing the efforts of his white brothers . " " 10 This emergence of black sprinters spurred a change in ...
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... NEGRO " It was clear to everyone , including Louis , that he was fighting for a greater cause than his own career . With every victory , the pressure on him escalated immeasurably . In his ghostwritten autobiography , released in 1935 ...
... NEGRO " It was clear to everyone , including Louis , that he was fighting for a greater cause than his own career . With every victory , the pressure on him escalated immeasurably . In his ghostwritten autobiography , released in 1935 ...
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PART | 5 |
PART II | 13 |
The Most Level Playing Field | 35 |
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