Dodger great Jackie Robinson’s life off the field is explored in book ‘Call Him Jack’ Yohuru Williams and Michael G. Long introduce Robinson to middle school readers with “Call Him Jack ...

The title of the book highlights the chasm between the real-life Jack Robinson and the Jackie Robinson narrative often celebrated in schools. In the buildup to Robinson’s first appearance in a ...

Ed Henry’s excellent 42 Faith (2017) opened the door to exploration of Robinson’s spiritual life and how it shaped his choices as both a public and private figure. Released at roughly the same ...

Jackie Robinson, first baseman of the Brooklyn Dodgers, returns an autograph book to a fan in the stands during the Dodgers’ spring training in Ciudad Trujillo, now Santo Domingo, in the ...

After Robinson left the army, Rickey, the then-GM of the Brooklyn Dodgers, saw Jackie play for the Kansas Monarchs. Rickey hired Robinson on October 23, 1945, to play for the Montreal Royals of ...

Dexter Henry discusses the legacy of Jackie Robinson, who stood tall in the face of hate, fought against segregation in the military and risked his life in service for this country.

Reportedly included in that bundle was a biography of Jackie Robinson. To date, the Robinson bio has not been purged, though 381 other books have been , but it appears to remain under consideration.

League 42 founder Bob Lutz reflects on theft of Jackie Robinson statue in Wichita and new one ... six months since the life-sized bronze statue of Jackie Robinson, ... be the book to write. Now ...

Amid Florida’s draconian book bans, even “Thank You, Jackie Robinson,” a children’s book by Barbara Cohen and illustrator Richard Cuffari, was pulled from school libraries in Duval County, ...

75 years after Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier, the Los Angeles Dodgers left their spikes at the ballpark to walk in his footsteps.