120 – Jackie Robinson
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Jeff tells the story of Jackie Robinson, the man who broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947 and became far more than a baseball legend. From his historic career with the Brooklyn Dodgers to his outspoken fight for civil rights and first-class citizenship, Jackie Robinson used his platform to challenge racism both on and off the field.
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Jeff's Sources
- Jackie Robinson — PBS / Ken Burns
- Here's What Jackie Robinson Had to Say About the National Anthem — NBC Sports
- When Did Jackie Robinson Die? A Look at His Legacy — CU Independent
- Jackie Robinson Day and His Legacy — ESPN
- Jackie Robinson — Jackie Robinson Foundation
- Jackie Robinson Day — MLB
- Each Club's Last Player to Wear Iconic No. 42 — MLB
- The Legacy of Jackie Robinson — American Foreign Service Association
- Dodgers of ’55 Gave Brooklyn the Chance to Cheer — Baseball Hall of Fame
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