The PCL: Oakland Oaks – Ebbets Field Flannels
Before Brooklyn: the secret heroes who helped break baseball's color barrier | MLB | The Guardian
MLB can add Negro Leagues to official records but can never change what it did to Black players
Reno Aces - On this day, 1947: Jackie Robinson makes his MLB debut for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Breaking the color barrier and ending 80 years of baseball segregation. Join us in celebrating
Segregation A Troubling Part Of Fenway's History | WBUR News
Invisible Ball of Dreams | University Press of Mississippi
How Baseball's Negro Leagues Defied the Stereotypes of Segregation | History| Smithsonian Magazine
Film Screening, Discussion on the movie, Long Time Coming: A 1955 Baseball Movie | Tulane University Events
Once upon a time, St. Pete was the center of baseball's fight for civil rights
KUOW - Opinion: Outplaying Segregation, National Negro League hits 100 Year Milestone
J.G. Taylor Spink: Time to remove name off award over racist views
Afro-Latinos And Baseball's Color Line: 5 Pioneers in the Post-Segregation Era #BlackHistoryMonth - Embracing Diversity
The Geography of Segregated Baseball in New York - The New York Times
Negro Leagues Baseball Program - Kansapedia - Kansas Historical Society
When Baseball Led America - Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center
US Slave: Breaking the Color Line: 1940 - 1946
Southern black baseball league celebrates 100th anniversary, remembers history of segregation
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Moses, Satchel, Smokey Joe, Cool Papa: The Negro Leagues celebrate 100 years of great, and sadly overlooked, baseball - nj.com
Breaking the Color Line: 1940 to 1946 | Baseball, the Color Line, and Jackie Robinson | Articles and Essays | By Popular Demand: Jackie Robinson and Other Baseball Highlights, 1860s-1960s | Digital Collections | Library of Congress
Baseball Across Borders | National Museum of American History
2. Life in the North/Baseball in the North - Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center
