Jackie Robinson Champion for Equality
Jackie Robinson Champion for Equality by Michael Teitelbaum is an illustrated biography published by Sterling Publishing Company in 2010. This 124-page book presents the life of Jackie Robinson, who broke the color barrier in Major League baseball, fundamentally transforming the sport. Readers will learn about his remarkable abilities as a four-sport athlete and his courageous actions during World War II, where he faced court-martial for standing up for his rights.
The book delves into Robinson’s selection as baseball’s first black player and highlights his ongoing commitment to civil rights beyond his athletic career. Through engaging storytelling, it provides insights into his legacy and the impact he had on both sports and society. This edition is suitable for young readers interested in biography, sports, and cultural history, making it a valuable addition to any collection focused on these subjects.
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Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier and integrated Major League baseball–changing the game forever. Kids will enjoy discovering more about this champion of equality, including:
His astonishing skill as a four-sport athlete: football, basketball, baseball, and track
How he was court-martialed during World War II for standing up for his rights
Why he was chosen to become baseball’s first black player
How he continued to build his civil rights legacy even after his baseball career ended
It’s an inspiring story, beautifully told by Michael Teitelbaum.
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