Narrator (played by Johnny Mathis) is a protagonist in '51 Dons.
Self (played by Bob St. Clair) appears in '51 Dons.
Self (played by Ralph Thomas) appears in '51 Dons.
Self (played by Rosey Grier) appears in '51 Dons.
Self (played by Dick Columbini) appears in '51 Dons.
Self (played by Bill Henneberry) appears in '51 Dons.
Self (played by Gene Washington) appears in '51 Dons.
Self (played by Toi Cook) appears in '51 Dons.
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Characters
Narrator
(played by Johnny Mathis) — protagonist
Self
(played by Bob St. Clair) — supporting
Self
(played by Ralph Thomas) — supporting
Self
(played by Rosey Grier) — supporting
Self
(played by Dick Columbini) — supporting
Self
(played by Bill Henneberry) — supporting
Self
(played by Gene Washington) — supporting
Self
(played by Toi Cook) — supporting
Story Analysis
A documentary exploring how the 1951 USF Dons football team refused a bowl bid to protest racial discrimination, setting a historic precedent for equality.
