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Go and tell your kids the story of Peter Norman

Published on: 15 June 2012

Written by: N. Jayaram All articles by N. Jayaram

The unsung hero of the 1968 Mexico Olympics, Peter Norman, 'didn't raise his fist but did lend a hand'

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