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Vonetta Flowers Makes History At The Olympic Games Salt Lake City 2002

In 2002, Vonetta Flowers became the first African-American woman to ever win a gold medal at a Winter Games. Flowers competed in the two-woman bobsled with driver, Jill Bakken.

Aug 3, 2019

Vonetta Flowers Makes History At The Olympic Games Salt Lake City 2002

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