American Tennis in Black and White | The New Yorker
Arthur Ashe becomes first African-American male tennis player ranked No. 1 in the U.S.
Bob Ryland, first Black pro tennis player, lived a lifetime in the sport - Official Site of the 2023 US Open Tennis Championships - A USTA Event
Overlooked No More: Jimmie McDaniel, Tennis Player Who Broke Barriers - The New York Times
Althea Gibson | Biography, Titles, & Facts | Britannica
Robert Ryland, Who Broke a Tennis Barrier, Dies at 100 - The New York Times
Lady ChangeMakers - Meet Althea Gibson She was an amazing tennis player for her time and could very likely take on the Williams sisters. She also became the first Black player to
Bob Ryland, First Black Pro Tennis Player In U.S., Dies At 100 | Upper West Side, NY Patch
Arthur Ashe Was the First Black Man to Win Wimbledon and the US Open
Kalamazoo Native Lendale Johnson, America's First Gay Black Tennis Pro, on How 'Visibility Is Invaluable' - Pride Source
Black Women Radicals on Twitter: "Happy Birthday, Althea Gibson! (August 25, 1927 – September 28, 2003) 🎈 Gibson was a tennis player & professional golfer & the first Black athlete to cross
Bob Ryland, first Black tennis player to go pro, dies at 100 - The Washington Post
Black tennis history — Andscape
Before Serena, There Was Althea - The New York Times
August 25 - in 1927 the First Black Wimbledon Champion was Crowned - TSDMemphis.com
Althea Gibson Biography Review: America's First Black Tennis Star - Bloomberg
NYC honors tennis legend Althea Gibson with street renaming
First Black tennis player to win a major, Althea Gibson
Althea Gibson Biography Review: America's First Black Tennis Star - Bloomberg
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60-year anniversary of first black tennis player with Wilmington ties to win at Wimbledon
Althea Gibson Becomes First African American Player on U.S. Tennis Tour - HISTORY
Althea Gibson's Unfinished Legacy for Black Tennis Players - The Atlantic
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Sixty-Five Years Ago, Althea Gibson Broke the Color Line at the French Open | At the Smithsonian | Smithsonian Magazine
