Robert Green discusses the status of black athletes at Michigan State University and throughout the Big Ten.

Green, along with professors Thomas Gunnings and Joseph McMillan, asks the Big Ten through Wayne Duke to hire black officials for every game, to hire black coaches and assistant coaches, and to see to it that black athletes graduate and keep their scholarships.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Green, Robert Lee
Corporate Authors: Big Ten Conference (U.S.)
Michigan State University
Other Authors: Gunnings, Thomas S.
McMillan, Joseph Howard, 1929-
Duke, Wayne
Language:English
Published: [1972]
Subjects:
Athletes, Black.
Speeches (documents)
Genre:
Speeches (documents)
Physical Description:1 electronic audio file (22 min.) : digital, WAV file.
Format: Electronic CD Audio
Description
Summary:
Green, along with professors Thomas Gunnings and Joseph McMillan, asks the Big Ten through Wayne Duke to hire black officials for every game, to hire black coaches and assistant coaches, and to see to it that black athletes graduate and keep their scholarships.
Note:Title supplied.
Electronic resource.
Call Number:M5711 bd.6
Voice 3340
Event Details:
Recorded at a press conference on February 10, 1972.