The day Kenny Washington ended the NFL's unofficial blackout
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Kenny Washington: Broke Color Line in NFL - America Comes Alive
The Forgotten First: Kenny Washington, Woody Strode, Marion Motley, Bill Willis, and the Breaking of the NFL Color Barrier
In 1946, pressure from Black citizens forced the Los Angeles Rams to desegregate
Bob Kendrick on Twitter: Kenny Washington, the 1st African American in the @NFL (1946), was a teammate of Jackie Robinson (right) on the @UCLA football & baseball teams. A year later, Robinson
Wally Yonamine: Pro Football's Nisei Pioneer
Forgotten story of four who broke color barrier in pro football to screen at Royce
Super Bowl 2022: Forgotten pioneer Kenny Washington gets his day in spotlight - Newsday
Stop the scandals; play to win, NFL: Column
Black History Month: Kenny Washington
Calaméo - Buckeye Sports Bulletin October 13, 2012
Black History Month Spotlight: Kenny Washington - LAmag - Culture, Food, Fashion, News & Los Angeles
Kenny Washington, who broke the NFL's color barrier, was nearly forgotten—unlike Jackie Robinson, his UCLA teammate.
Yesterday's news: Would the NFL consider making Sept. 29 as important as the MLB's April 15? Consider Kenny Washington and the Rams … – Tom Hoffarth's The Drill: More Farther Off the Wall
In 1946, Kenny Washington Broke NFL's Color Barrier – NBC Los Angeles
A Look Back, Desegregating Sports in America
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