Jackie Robinson 75th anniversary hollow with MLB's lack of progress
The History of Baseball and Civil Rights in America | Baseball Hall of Fame
Tune in Tonight for June 18-19: 'After Jackie' commemorates 75 years since Jackie Robinson, Dodgers ended segregation in Major League Baseball on the History Channel | The Sumter Item
When Baseball Led America - Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center
Baseball Across Borders | National Museum of American History
The PCL: Oakland Oaks – Ebbets Field Flannels
Afro-Latinos And Baseball's Color Line: 5 Pioneers in the Post-Segregation Era #BlackHistoryMonth - Embracing Diversity
The Real Story of Baseball's Integration That You Won't See in 42 - The Atlantic
J.G. Taylor Spink: Time to remove name off award over racist views
Invisible Ball of Dreams | University Press of Mississippi
Reno Aces - On this day, 1947: Jackie Robinson makes his MLB debut for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Breaking the color barrier and ending 80 years of baseball segregation. Join us in celebrating
2. Life in the North/Baseball in the North - Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center
Segregation A Troubling Part Of Fenway's History | WBUR News
The History of Segregation in Baseball - The Leadership and Legacy of Jackie Robinson
The History of Segregation in Baseball - The Leadership and Legacy of Jackie Robinson
MLB can add Negro Leagues to official records but can never change what it did to Black players
Rutgers Alumna Produces Film About Baseball's Negro Leagues | Rutgers University
US Slave: Breaking the Color Line: 1940 - 1946
The Geography of Segregated Baseball in New York - The New York Times
Baseball Reference Adds Negro League Data In Record Books : NPR
KUOW - Opinion: Outplaying Segregation, National Negro League hits 100 Year Milestone
The History of Segregation in Baseball - The Leadership and Legacy of Jackie Robinson
Remembering segregated Griffith Stadium - The Washington Post
Film Screening, Discussion on the movie, Long Time Coming: A 1955 Baseball Movie | Tulane University Events
Negro Leagues Baseball Program - Kansapedia - Kansas Historical Society
Wendell Smith and Jim Crow Florida | Baseball Hall of Fame
Moses, Satchel, Smokey Joe, Cool Papa: The Negro Leagues celebrate 100 years of great, and sadly overlooked, baseball - nj.com
