The new Jackie Robinson Museum is encouraging the next generation of social justice activists. The museum, which had its ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, features memorabilia from the baseball ...

April 15 is Jackie Robinson Day, ... The museum, located on 75 Varick St., celebrates Robinson's commitment to social activism and civil rights.

Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier with the Dodgers in 1947. Read about his stats, family, death, Jackie Robinson Day, and more.

The post Jackie Robinson’s Military Service Removed from Pentagon ... photos, videos, and social media ... Evers was assassinated in 1963 because of his activism and was posthumously awarded the ...

Jackie Robinson is a Civil Rights hero. DEI helped him make history | Opinion For those who think DEI is an attack against meritocracy, or some evil, Democrat-hatched strategy to 'divide America ...

Jackie Robinson, who broke the color ... social media posts, ... A webpage about Medgar Evers, a civil rights activist and World War II veteran, was erased from Arlington Cemetery’s website.

The next film in the New Ulm Film Society’s lineup of baseball movies is “42,” a true story about one the most important chapters in sports history. The screening begins at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 8, ...

The military story of Jackie Robinson, who broke baseball's color barrier after serving as a 2nd lieutenant in the Army, no longer exists on the Department of Defense’s website as part of the ...

They also tried to get rid of (abolitionist and social activist) Harriet Tubman. But that didn’t work. ... “It’s Jackie Robinson’s day for breaking the color barrier, ...

The military story of Jackie Robinson, who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball after serving as a 2nd lieutenant in the Army, no longer exists on the Department of Defense’s website ...

The military story of Jackie Robinson, who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball after serving as a 2nd lieutenant in the Army, no longer exists on the Department of Defense’s website ...