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In 1955, Althea Gibson and Angela Buxton were world-ranked tennis players … yet no one wanted to partner with them in women’s doubles. Post-War America was still very segregated and the tennis world was still very anti-Semitic. Althea, a black woman from Harlem, and Angela, a Jewish woman from Liverpool, decided to join forces outside their own country. What happened then made history.