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
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American Tennis in Black and White | The New Yorker
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Althea Gibson Google Logo Honors First African American Tennis Player To Win Grand Slam Titles
Bob Ryland, first Black tennis player to go pro, dies at 100 - The Washington Post
Tennis champ, SC native Althea Gibson of honored at US Open | WCIV
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First Black tennis player to win a major, Althea Gibson
Serenity on Twitter: "#BlackHistoryMonth Today is about honoring Althea Gibson, a tennis player who broke through several glass ceilings. She was the first African American allowed to play in the US Open
Notre Dame's First African-American Women's Scholarship Tennis Player — Fresh Suspence
Arthur Ashe becomes first African-American male tennis player ranked No. 1 in the U.S.
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Sixty-Five Years Ago, Althea Gibson Broke the Color Line at the French Open | At the Smithsonian | Smithsonian Magazine
