When Rachel Robinson and the foundation she started in honor of her barrier-breaking husband opened the Jackie Robinson ...

Jackie Robinson did more than break Major League Baseball’s color barrier. The Hall of Famer was also a journalist, bank ...

MLB is right to celebrate its most impactful participant, an American civil rights hero whose courage should always be taught ...

Six days earlier, at Ebbets Field, Jackie Robinson had worn the home whites of his Brooklyn Dodgers and doubled and scored ...

Robinson broke baseball’s color barrier on April 15, 1947. He stepped into the batter’s box at Ebbets Field in the Flatbush community. He started at first base after spending time in the military and ...

Jackie Robinson didn't just change baseball — he ... Our brand was built to tell those stories — the ones that history books overlooked. Jackie didn’t just make history for himself, he ...

Branch Rickey knew that signing Jackie Robinson as the first Black player in Major League Baseball’s modern era was a potentially risky endeavor.

President Theodore Roosevelt, who died 25 days before Robinson was born, was the inspiration for his middle name. 3. He was the youngest of five children. Jackie was the youngest of five children ...

The contest is based on Sharon Robinson’s book, "Jackie Robinson’s Values to Live By: Becoming Your Best Self," and encourages kids to illustrate principles such as citizenship, courage ...

His name: Jackie ... Robinson because they didn’t want to play with or against a Black ball player. He’s as bad as any parent at a game who called Robinson a n—er in front of their children ...

Huh? Among other things, MLB officials are hinting of announcing with sad eyes, of course, that in order to stay within the law, they will not have baseball’s annual Jackie Robinson Day on April 15.