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Crooks, Delando; Logan, Alvin; Thomas, Daniel, III; Clark, Langston; Gill, Emmitt – Sport, Education and Society, 2023
Historically, there have been many instances where Black student-athletes utilized activism to be change agents within athletics and the broader society. This article utilizes Harry Edward's four waves of Black athlete activism as historical context for legal and political activism as contemporary and future protest strategies among Black…
Descriptors: Student Athletes, Activism, Political Attitudes, History
Gill, Emmitt; Clark, Langston; Logan, Alvin – Journal of Negro Education, 2020
The 2015 Black student revolt at the University of Missouri (UM) Columbus will not be easily forgotten. The revolt, which led to the expulsion of both UM System President and Columbus campus Chancellor, is an example of what happens when a community of Black graduate, undergraduate, and student athletes become one. In this article the authors…
Descriptors: Student Athletes, Team Sports, Activism, African American Students
Thomas, Daniel J., III; Johnson, Marcus W.; Clark, Langston; Harrison, Louis, Jr. – Race, Ethnicity and Education, 2022
Private high schools are often viewed as bastions of scholastic and social opportunities, but the cost of tuition has rendered these sites predominantly white and more segregated than public schools. However, with the ability to recruit, Black boys have become prime targets of predominantly white private Catholic high schools seeking promising…
Descriptors: African American Students, Males, Racism, Predominantly White Institutions