Jackie Robinson: Breaking Baseball's Color Barrier

Jackie Robinson: Breaking Baseball's Color Barrier

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Physical Ed

1st - 6th Grade

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Jackie Robinson, born in 1919, excelled in sports and became the first black MLB player in 1947. Despite facing racism, he won Rookie of the Year and MVP awards. Post-retirement, he was active in civil rights. His number 42 is retired in MLB, and his legacy is celebrated annually on Jackie Robinson Day.

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How did Jackie Robinson contribute to the Civil Rights Movement after his baseball career?

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What was the impact of Jackie Robinson's number 42 being retired in Major League Baseball?

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Who is credited as the first black man to play Major League Baseball before Jackie Robinson?

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