well, he showed the world, through a sport that he was good at something even though he was black and this changed alot of people's opinions of blacks and he had a memorial made for him so he would be forever remembered...
He faced racial discrimination from fans and some of his fellow teammates. Sometimes when he went up to bat, fans would boo him and yell at him. People would throw things as him as well. Despite the racial discrimination, he still pushed through to play the game.
it didnt.
Yes because he was the the first person who stop the violence
Jackie Robinson played for the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro League in 1945, Montreal of the International League (AAA) in 1946, and the Brooklyn Dodgers of the National League between 1947-1956.
the importance of Jackie Robinson in society is he was the first African American to be let into major league base ball.he showed that blacks could be just as good as whites at not just base ball but at everything .he showed us that it doesnt matter what your skin color is.its what is inside is what matters the most.H didnt let the color of his skin stop him from succeding.He ignored the racial comments and showed the world what he could do.And these are just some of the reasons why he is so important to society thier are so any great things he has done to promote his kind and for that i believe that jack roevelt robinson is a united states hero.
No, the government should not actively stop any racism between blacks and whites or any other race as one should be free to form their own thoughts and opinions. To stop racism, it should be on the individual at hand and those around them who care enough to educate and teach tolerance, but still let the final decision rest on that said individuals shoulders; that would mean they actually want to change themselves and are sincere as opposed to just being forced and are appeasing. Whenever someones racism goes as far as to infringe on the rights of others, that's another story and is against the law in the US.
racism, (well my personal answer) BBC thought her show was to offensive, yet they kept Little Britain...
when did Jackie Robinson stop playing baseball
It's not about what America is doing to stop racism, it's what you are doing to stop racism. If you want tio stop racism, you get together with some of your friends that feel the same way and try to do something to help.
Yes because he was the the first person who stop the violence
Because it is not stop people would make other mad like seriously stop it get some help
Before we can stop racism in sports we must stop racism in society. As long as people are hateful towards those that are not like them in general society, there is no way to stop this in the sports world.
Jackie Robinson played in just one game at short stop for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1953 and did not start. He made 2 putouts, had 3 assists, and committed no errors, equivalent to 0 errors per game (estimate based on total games played in). He had no double plays.
Yes, looking at the past history on how racism has declined in America, there is a time hen racism will eventually stop in America.
Jackie Robinson played all four infield positions, and also played left, and right Field. He broke into the Majors as a first baseman (all of 1947) but played most of his career as a second baseman. He played one game at Shortstop.
No, unfortunately nothing will ever stop racism, this will help some people though.
it's not
He didn't stop racism. Mr. King DID make much progress in the fight against racism, but racism still exists in every part of the world unfortunately.
Jackie Robinson played for the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro League in 1945, Montreal of the International League (AAA) in 1946, and the Brooklyn Dodgers of the National League between 1947-1956.