After leaving Baseball in 1956, Robinson became an executive in the Chock full o'Nuts eatery franchise. He also became involved in politics and served as an adviser to New York's Republican governor, Nelson A. Rockefeller. He also became involved in the Civil Rights Movement, working with the N.A.A.C.P. and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He lent his support to black enterprise projects and was a founder of the Freedom National Bank in Harlem.
In addition, he wrote books and contributed regular newspaper columns to The New York Post and The Amsterdam News.
Jackie Robinson played one year in the Negro Leagues, 1945, and he played 47 games at shortstop for the Kansas City Monarchs.
At UCLA, Jackie Robinson excelled at football, track Basketball and baseball. Baseball was his fourth-best sport.
Jackie Robinson is the first black player to play in the MLB.
Jackie Robinson played football, baseball, track, tennis and basketball.
No, he did not. Jackie Robinson played his entire career for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Well It Was Jackie Robinson Goals Were To Play Baseball & To Help EveryOne Be Equal. Jackie robinson Served the U.S army From 1942-1945 .
Jackie Robinson played basketball, football, and track-and field.
Jackie Robinson played for the holoulou bears in 1941
Jackie Robinson was colored and colored people were told they cant play baseball.
Jackie Robinson was the first African American to play major league baseball.
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Nobody liked him because he was an African American, and they were upset that Jackie had to play with him. Jackie Robinson had a heart attack at the age of 53.
He starred as himself in "The Jackie Robinson Story" (1950). Ruby Dee portrayed Robinson's wife Rachel in the biopic.