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60 Years Before Jackie Robinson, He Was the First African American to Play Pro Baseball
Jackie Robinson wasn't the first African American Major League player - The Washington Post
How (some) Jews across the US rooted for baseball's first black player | The Times of Israel
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Jackie Robinson - Wikipedia
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10 First African American Players in Major League Baseball - Sports Management Degree Guide
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1948: First African American San Diego Padre - The San Diego Union-Tribune
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