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Ep 2: Here's to You, Jackie Robinson

By: Michael Johnson
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  • Michael profiles the Godfather of sporting protest, Jackie Robinson, assessing the impact breaking the colour line in Major League Baseball had on the Civil Rights Movement.

    This episode contains strong language, including the N word, and historically racists terms and descriptions that are offensive. Listener discretion is advised.

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Totally amazing

This podcast was very informative and educated me on the trials, triumphs and sacrifices that individual sports men and women both here and worldwide have taken in the world of sport to make change for the better. What is surprising is that there has been some changes but the need to continue to fight continues because sadly racism, prejudice and discrimination are still matters that need to be addressed and tackled today in the, light of riots in the Uk. I listened to the podcast a couple of times as it really was fantastic listening. Well done Michael Jordon and team.👏🏽👏🏽

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