De la difficulté de concilier lutte noire pour l’égalité et aspirations olympiques : Lee Evans et les Jeux de Mexico (1968) by François-René Julliard

“…For him, these commitments were not without their own inner contradictions, which culminated in Mexico City. The day after Tommie Smith and John Carlos famously raised their fists on the 200-meter podium, Evans, winner of the 400-meter race, briefly wore a Black Panther beret and raised his fist on the podium before the U.S. anthem rang out. …”
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