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His journey was not easy from "summary" of Strong Inside by Andrew Maraniss

Perry Wallace's road to becoming the first African American basketball player in the Southeastern Conference was filled with challenges and obstacles. Growing up in segregated Nashville, he faced discrimination and racism on a daily basis. Despite his undeniable talent and dedication to the sport, Wallace had to navigate a world that was not always welcoming to someone of his background. As he entered high school, Wallace's skills on the basketball court began to gain attention. However, even as he excelled in the sport, he faced backlash from those who did not want to see a black player succeed in a predominantly white space. His journey was marked by perseverance and resilience in the face of adversity. When Wallace made the decision to attend Vanderbilt University, he knew that he would be stepping into uncharted territory. The university had never before had a black athlete on its basketball team, and Wallace k...
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    Strong Inside

    Andrew Maraniss

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