This athlete conquered poverty, racism, and polio in order to became an Olympian | by Timeline | Timeline
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Wings for Life World Run - As a young child Wilma Rudolph was diagnosed with polio and expected to use leg braces for the rest of her life. At age 9 she
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Going the Distance: Channeling my Inner Wilma Rudolph and Reflections on the Healing Power of Touch
50 stunning Olympic moments No35: Wilma Rudolph's triple gold in 1960 | Olympic Games 2012 | The Guardian
Wilma Rudolph's Leg Brace | Warehouse 13 Artifact Database Wiki | Fandom
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Wilma Rudolph was 'The fastest woman in the world'
Olympic champion Wilma Rudolph's legacy and ties to Louisville | whas11.com
Wilma Unlimited: How Wilma Rudolph Became the World's Fastest Woman | Wilma rudolph, Wilma rudolph project, Rudolph
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The Wilma Rudolph story: Beating polio, breaking records at the Olympics, blazing a trail for women
Olympic Champion Wilma Rudolph Wins in Rome (1960) | The Kid Should See This
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