The fastest woman on Earth had polio: How sheer determination made her achieve the unimaginable
Wilma Rudolph, once told she might never walk, became the fastest woman on earth. She won three Olympic gold medals in Rome, breaking world records. Rudolph's victories transcended sport, symbolizing Black excellence and resilience. She also championed integration, refusing to participate in a segregated parade.
Wilma Rudolph, once told she might never walk, became the fastest woman on earth. She won three Olympic gold medals in Rome, breaking world records. Rudolph's victories transcended sport, symbolizing Black excellence and resilience. She also championed integration, refusing to participate in a segregated parade.
