All three were heroes.

What’s often missed is that Peter Norman, the white guy on podium, encouraged Carlos and Smith to take a stand, and he was the one who had the idea to wear a glove each, since they only had one pair.

Norman’s role in the protest led to him never being selected to represent Australia again, even though he was at the peak of a brilliant career in running. He qualified for the 1972 Olympics, yet was mysteriously not picked to go.

The three men remained close friends, Carlos and Smith were pallbearers at Norman’s funeral in 2006.

(I hate to be the one making the Black rights protest about the white guy. He paid dearly for his role, and I also hate to think he’s remembered as the third wheel on that podium.)

Have they called Bruce?

It sounds like they need to call Bruce. Where would you rather be?

They also make it harder for people who do break laws to get guns easily.

It’s worth mentioning that Pauline Hanson was there too.

Did you ever visit LA in the seventies? Because that’s a comment that could only come from someone who never visited LA in the seventies.

Out of interest, what was the life expectancy for someone living in the late Pleistocene?

Why would it be? Ireland has nothing to do with the UK.

Does Farage want another Australia?

Because the last time the British government tried this shit, we got Australia.