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    showed heroism are Jackie Robinson from ‘How Jackie Robinson changed baseball’, Theseus from ‘Theseus and the Minotaur’, and Harriet Tubman from ‘The Underground Railroad’. This essay will show how these idols showed heroism. Predominantly, I believe Jackie Robinson from ‘How Jackie Robinson Changed Baseball’ demonstrated heroism because he became an idol by ignoring all the racist comments thrown at him. In the article, the text says, “Even early in his life, Robinson confronted racism…

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    Many people know, or have heard the name Jackie Robinson, but many don’t know who he really was. Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, and desegregated the game of baseball. It’s important to know who he is because he not only made changes for equality on the field, but also off the field. To learn what kind of person he was, and his inspiration, we have to learn more about his life. In this essay you will learn about his early life, his career, his accomplishment, his hardships, and most…

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    The article I chose to read was Baseball and American Cultural Values, which was written by Ronald Briley. This article talks about how the sport of baseball has related to the American culture for a very long time. Split up into three different sub-sections, Briley explains how teachers can use the sport of baseball as an interesting way to the teach about America. The first section talks about how baseball can be used to teach some important aspects of American history. The second second talks…

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    structural elements. The film depicts a recent college graduate (Dustin Hoffman), whose feeling of a lack of purpose results in his life becoming dominated by his relationship with Mrs. Robinson and eventually, her daughter Elaine. Act I establishes the key characters; Ben, his parents and their friends, including, Mrs. Robinson. The audience is empathetic towards him and likely wanting to see how things will play out; this act includes the inciting incident and plot point one. Act II, includes…

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    • Two gold cuff links with "Jackie Robinson" face stamped on the front of both cuff links, worth ?????????????.…

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    earlier years. In fact, in this era, there are more of what people call antiheroes- individuals who lack the qualities of a true hero. In earlier years , legends such as Martin Luther King Jr., the leader of the civil rights movement, and Jackie Robinson, the first African American baseball player to play in the major leagues, were recognized as heroes for who and what they stood up for. What they have accomplished in their time improved the world people live in today. As years progressed,…

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    December 5, 2016 Jackie Robinson Jackie Robinson was an African American man. He broke the color barrier in America by being the first African American to play professional baseball. During Robinson’s life, America was a segregated nation. Jackie Robinson was a very influential man to all young African Americans. He inspired many young athletes to pursue their dreams of playing professional sports. Robinson used his baseball career as a way to bring rights to all people. Robinson used his…

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    but this has not always been the case in the past and this is not always the case today. Black athletes struggled to survive in a world where they were “different” and where they were rejected. Athletes such as Michael Jordan, Jesse Owens, Jackie Robinson, Jack Johnson and Muhammad Ali are only a few that are on the list of great athletes that have been captured as the greatest achievements in sports history. Each of them fighting their own battle in a world where they are not accepted. We, as a…

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    influential people in American history, this was decided by thinking who made a major difference that changed how our lives are lived today. Derek and I chose Jackie Robinson as our influential person for the base for our project because both of us are very involved and interested in sports, and share mutual participation in baseball. Jackie Robinson is a good fit for our project because he broke the color barrier in professional baseball, which if he had not done so, Major League Baseball as we…

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    Rickey tested Jackie: “Rickey personally tested Robinson's reactions to the racial slurs and insults he knew the player would endure. From the beginning of his career with the Dodgers, Robinson's will was tested.”(Biography.com Editors). Jackie Robinson overcoming racial criticism demonstrates the ability to take risks by showing he doesn’t give up when there’s a hard time in his life. He took the risks of moving forward, which ended up working out for him. His teammates, and fans eventually…

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