Jerry LeVias was the first black athlete to play for the Southern Methodist football team in Texas. He played in the late sixties when the Civil Rights movement was struggling. In this interview, he talks about his experience as the first black athlete on the football field and how he overcame hate. He highlights how important it is to control your emotions when confronted by hate. In addition, LeVias discusses how important it is for educators and families to discuss discrimination and injustice.
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