The College Football Hall of Fame is honored to announce its collaborative efforts with three members of the Wyoming Black 14, a group of African American football players who stood up against injustice by fighting for their right to express themselves politically at a pivotal moment in both societal and college football history.
As part of the Hall’s observance of Black History Month, the public is invited to view a free screening of the short film "The Black 14: Healing Hearts and Feeding Souls,” which was produced by BYU students and chronicles the Wyoming Black 14's story. This free to attend screening will be followed by a panel discussion featuring Wyoming Black 14 members Tony McGee, John Griffin, and Mel Hamilton.
Attendance is limited; you must reserve a ticket in advance to attend this event.
