Does anyone know where you can get the t-shirt the Minnesota Lynx wore last night?

[Ken Burch]

2. They were shoeless as a comment on black poverty

John Carlos had additional symbolism in his attire:

he wore his tracksuit unzipped as a gesture of solidarity with working-class people, and wore beads as a tribute to those who died on slave ships.

In addition, Tommie Smith, John Carlos AND Peter Norman(the Australian athlete on the podium as silver medialist, who supported Mr. Carlos and Mr. Smith in their actions), all wore badges in support of the Olympic Project for Human Rights.

IOC president Avery Brundage, a one-time Nazi sympathizer who had refused to condemn Nazi salutes at the Berlin Olympics in 1936, condemned the athletes for their principled stand and tried to get Mr. Smith and Mr. Carlos banned from the U.S. team(USOC officials refused to go along with the demand), and Peter Norman was ostracized from the Australian Olympic movement for the rest of his life for refusing to condemn Mr. Smith and Mr. Carlos.

BTW, which image do you disagree with in my graphics? It's not obvious to me which one it would be.