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Jackie Robinson Again
that link sports with significant, nonathletic historical events and shared issues. In America those events and issues nearly always have to do with race, which makes the life of Jackie Robinson especially ripe for sweeping, wide-ranging treatment.
Extra Mustard's weekly guide on what to mind for in movies, TV, music, books, websites, games and pop culture at large over the next seven days. Jackie Robinson and 42 Jackie Robinson has one more hit with this
It was 1948, during Jackie Robinson's second season in Major League Baseball, when some bigots in Cincinnati were really giving him the business. Just the previous year, Robinson had been the one with the monumental
I never saw Jackie Robinson play. In the Dominican Republic when I was kid, not loads of people had a TV. My family didn't. We had a radio. All the time on the radio I was hearing, Robinson thisRobinson thatRobinson, Robinson, Robinson. The fantastic
April 15th, 1947 was the day Jackie Robinson first played as a Brooklyn Dodger, and this weekend, a new movie comes out telling the tale of how he broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball. The movie's called "42." That was Robinson's number.
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