My Story
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- those boyhood years when my dad and I shared a passion for baseball and the brooklyn dodgers....were gone.......
- WELL WE HAVE TO GET TO BATTING PRACTICE,MY BOY WILL LIKE TO HAVE YOU OVER SOMETIME
- NOW THAT WE HAVE A FEW HOME GAMES,YOU WILL BE SEEING ME AROUND
- The year was 1948. At 8 years old, I lived for baseball. (pg 9)
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- LET'S STOP HERE.
- MAYBE I"LL FINALLY GET TO MEET JACKIE ROBINSON! THINK SO DAD?
- Jackie Robinson is one of the best players the dodgers have ever had, black or white. (pg. 37)
- I peeked into my parent's bedroom. My dad was propped up against several pillows. (pg 2)
- oh, do you want to be alone?
- I guess?
- The color of their skin kept black and latin players out of major league baseball for many years. (pg 34)
- I found this in your fathers closet. (pg 5)
- Because of their courage, we now have a better life, but not one that is free of prejudice or discrimination
- FSA TEST TODAY!
- Dad's letter (pg 6)
- Be sure to read "The Hero 2 Doors Down" by Sharon Robinson.