The 1960 Olympics Tee
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In 1960, an 18 year old Muhammad Ali won a gold medal for boxing at the Olympics in Rome. This was a great victory for anyone but especially a young black man during the Civil Rights Movement. However, Ali was not the only champion who shook the world at the 1960 Olympics. Wilma Rudolph, a young woman who had polio as a child and was told she wouldn't even be able to walk ran her way into history becoming the first American woman to bring home 3 gold medals in track and field. The headlines read "The Fastest Woman in the World" and a legacy of female athletes emerged because of her accomplishments. As we celebrate the 2024 Athletes, this shirt was created to remind the world that 1960 Wilma Rudolph blazed a trail for the wonderful Olympians we enjoy today.
This is a white grayish Unisex tee that is true to size.
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