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The New Abnormal
Confronting the Legacy of Segregation in Baseball History
This chapter explores a recent MLB game at Rickwood Field, a landmark of the Negro Leagues, reflecting on its dual legacy of segregation and Black achievement in baseball. Reggie Jackson's poignant memories from 1967 emphasize the need to recognize both the triumphs and challenges faced by Black players in the sport.
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