On August 1, 1964, Arthur Ashe made history by becoming the first Black player selected for the U.S. Davis Cup team. His achievement was a significant milestone in the fight for racial equality in sports. Ashe would go on to have a remarkable career, winning three Grand Slam singles titles and becoming an influential figure in both tennis and social activism. His selection to the Davis Cup team in 1964 was a major moment that helped pave the way for more diversity and inclusion in tennis.
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