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| 1PM ET |
| FORWARD PROGRESS: THE INTEGRATION OF SEC FOOTBALL |
A look into the coordinated effort to integrate SEC football, which started at the highest levels
of state government before reaching Kentucky's athletic department. |
| 2PM ET |
| THE BLACK 14: WYOMING FOOTBALL 1969 |
Set in the late 1960s at the pinnacle of the Civil Rights Movement, THE BLACK 14 chronicles
the experience of Wyoming's 14 Black players who attempted a peaceful protest against
BYU and the Mormon Church's ban on Black priests. |
| 3PM ET |
| ALTHEA & ARTHUR |
Wile Arthur Ashe has been celebrated widely for his tennis accomplishments and acticism,
the story of Althea Gibson – who broke the color barrier in both tennis and women's
golf – has remained largely untold. ALTHEA & ARTHUR examines the difference in
the legacies of those two barrier-breakers and explores society's view on gender and
athlete activism. |
| 4PM ET |
| CBS SPORTS CONNECTED: WHAT IT MEANS TO BE ME |
Following the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Aubrey, this special edition
of CBS SPORTS: CONNECTED furthers the discussion about systemic racism, what it means to
be Black in America and the progress that still needs to be made with a series of incredibly
honest and raw conversations. |
| 5PM ET |
| CBS SPORTS CONNECTED: THE AMERICAN DREAM |
James Brown, Michelle Miller and Charles Davis look at the Black Lives Matter movement
through the eyes of coaches and athletes. These powerful discussions include the
critical role of diversity in hiring, allyship and under-representation of Black athletes in
some sports. |
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