The Tony Dungy-Lovie Smith Super Bowl didn't erase Black NFL
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Black power – The Denver Post
How Lovie Smith's youngest son, Miles Smith, became his right-hand man with the Texans
Analysis: The NFL wasn't designed to have Black men as leaders. Changing that can't be a one-man fight
Now that the Houston Texans have their head coach in Lovie Smith, the next step will be to fill out the rest of his coaching staff.
Do the Texans Even Deserve New Head Coach Lovie Smith?
Super Bowl era began with black QBs, coaches, GMs too far away to imagine
Making strides at last
Chicago Bears head coach Lovie Smith (L) and Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy (R) pose together with the Vince Lomabardi trophy at the Superbowl XLI coaches press conference in Miami February 2, 2007. Smith and Dungy are the first Black
If there's Black history being made at a Super Bowl, this Eagles coach has been there
The NFL's problems with diversity stem from the owners - Sports Illustrated
Celebrating four Chicago Bears Black history pioneers: Lovie Smith, Willie Thrower, Eddie Macon, George Taliaferro
Colts coach Tony Dungy retires
Black QB Super Bowl question from 1987 still misreported
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