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    tomorrow. I live for tomorrow.” Listener Relevance Link: Generally in African American culture we know about the major motivators who impacted changes in life as we know now such as Fredrick Douglas‚ Martin Luther King Jr.‚ Rosa Parks‚ Jesse Owens‚ Jackie Robison and countless more. Another black innovator was Larry Doby. He was the second black player to play in the Major Leagues and the first to do so in the American Leagues. Establish Speaker: I’ve done extensive research on my famous black

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    teaches people how to care for the planet. 3. What was in the presentation? * In The presentation it had his Hero’s achievements and the likes and differences that they had. Jackie Robinson Cairo‚ Georgia Born: January 31‚ 1919 Death:October 24‚ 1972 Major League Baseball Player Jackie Robinson was the first African-American to play major league Baseball. ACHEIVEMENTS 1. He became the first African American to play Major Leagur Baseball. 2. He attended John Muir High

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    Troy sees himself as a man who fought with death and overcame obstacles that most people would have given up on. Troy thinks that if you just stay in your place in the world and strive to do what you can‚ then all will be well. The fact that Jackie Robinson is playing on “white” team makes Troy upset because he never got the acknowledgement that he thought he deserved. The Fences shows Troy as an incomplete man because when he was young‚ he was a talented baseball player‚ but he lost

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    3/18/13 KIN 3309 Faculty Research Day Summaries. Right Place‚ Right Time: The Galvanization of Brooklyn During the Robinson Years Faculty speaker Dr. Demetrius Pearson talked about the shock or excitement of Brooklyn and its socio-cultural ways due to the acts and life of legendary baseball player Jackie Robinson. The researched that was introduced to the audience was mainly garnered from books‚ special collections‚ as well as interviews from people first-hand. To start off‚ the past setting

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    about him is because he lead the blacks to destory the discrimination. So‚ if there were not have discrimination‚ does he will become famous? Maybe he can‚ maybe he can’t. We cannot sure about this point. It’s also similar happened in Jackie Robinson’s life. Jackie become a legend is because he is the first black player play baseball in a white league. Also he is

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    would never leave. After learning more about Jackie Robinson‚ I came to the conclusion that he is the best role model for kids because of his perseverance‚ determination‚ and courage. He blazed the trail for integrated play in baseball. He was the first African American inducted into the Hall of Fame. Robinson is one of the most influential people in baseball history. He will forever be known as baseball’s civil right’s legend. Even today‚ Jackie Robinson is a part of us

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    Akaash Nayak MBC-08 UPenn 7-8-12 Character Analysis for The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game: MICHAEL OHER African-American Michael Oher’s story started when he ran away from home‚ escaping his drug-crazy mother who was fighting her own battle of maintaining a husband-less family and retaining money for drugs‚ food‚ and other “necessities.” Although he kept poor grades up until the year he graduated from high school‚ Oher showed an aptitude in sports from an early age. This would play a major

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    BaseballKristy McInnis Mr. Krantz English 3 5\16\2013 The Symbolism of Baseball Fences by August Wilson is a play full of baseball imagery‚ which is key to understanding the writing. Being a play the reader must interpret the scenes from emotions‚ setting‚ tone‚ and interpretation. This gives them insight to how August Wilson wants to portray the book. Being a white man writing from the perspective of a poor black man he sends the reader back into a time where blacks were inferior. They were

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    people are blocked from doing something and just quit. A great example of this trait is Jackie Robinson. He was discriminated against because he was African-American. Even though that blocked him he broke the color barrier‚ and made it in Major League Baseball. In one of his quotes he said‚ "I’m not concerned with you liking me or disliking me‚ all I ask is that you respect me for being a human being" (Robinson 1) showed that he thought that everyone was equal even though their skin may be a different

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    seasons there and was a very good player. Then the Brooklyn Dodgers signed him in 1953 for $10‚000 dollars. This was the team that called up the very first black player Jackie Robinson. Now they were signing the first Latin-American baseball player. He was a right-handed outfielder and a right-handed batter. Just as Jackie Robinson broke the barrier for blacks to come play major league baseball in America Roberto Clemente broke the barrier for Latin-Americans. It took very little time for people to

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