Hidden History: Syracuse 8
In this Emmy-nominated documentary, Jennifer Sanders highlights a group of living legends who sacrificed almost everything for the sake of equality. The Syracuse 8, a group of African-American football players at Syracuse University in the late 1960s, protested inequality and racism through a boycott that made national headlines. This documentary aired on NewsChannel 9, WSYR-TV. #Syracuse8 #football #Syracuseuniversity #newyork #sports #race #equality #justice
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