In response to a presidential administration lambasting baseball's greatest hero as a DEI story, MLB and the Dodgers have ...

The move to St. Albans from Brooklyn in 1949 marked a new chapter for the Robinson family. With Jackie Jr. nearing his third birthday and his wife ... “Both of [the] children moved out.

Robinson excelled at athletics from an early age, eventually enrolling at UCLA, where he lettered in four sports and met his future wife, a nursing student named Rachel Isum. Facing racism and ...

LOS ANGELES -- Jackie Robinson was the first to break baseball's color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers 78 years ago Tuesday. His legacy continues to inspire people inside the major leagues - and ...

When Robinson moved his family to St. Albans in 1949, the home became a powerful symbol of racial progress. At the time, their son, Jackie Jr., was about to turn three, and his wife, Rachel ...