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Former Cowboys tight end, Pettis Norman, who was also Civil Rights advocate in the 1960s dies at 82
Former Dallas Cowboys player and civil rights advocate Pettis Norman died earlier this week on July 7 at 86-years-old. Outside of his time on the football field, Norman is being remembered for being active in the community and a successful businessman. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil spoke with several people from about the legacy he left behind.
Death and Remembrance Pettis Norman's life stands as a testament to the power of perseverance, leadership, and the enduring influence of HBCU athletes in American sports and society.
Pettis Norman, a Dallas Cowboys tight end who was outspoken on issues of civil rights in the 1960s, has died. He was 86.
Former Dallas Cowboys player and civil rights advocate Pettis Norman has passed away at age 86, leaving behind a legacy on ...
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