Jackie Robinson Documentary

[@bailinnumberguy]

Jackie remembers his father with bitterness. It's always the father who abandons the family, never the mother. Pop hits the road while mom is left with 5 kids to support, scrubbing floors or whatever she can do to bring in some money. Those moms are the real heroes. That's why athletes who make it always give all credit to her. They know what she did.

[@PatrickCawley]

This documentary deserves an award. Excellent work on an excellent human being.

[@johnnylackland3992]

Very well done and very inspiring for all Americans and the people of the world. Jackie's restraint in the face of ugly remarks was the greatest testimony of his courage. I could not have done what Jackie did and I am reputedly outspoken. Jackie Robinson helped not only people of colour, but helped to make this a better America. God bless you, Jackie Robinson.

[@bryantmcinnis7478]

Great job ! ......Keep up the outstanding work.....

[@MADMAC572]

Scott, Fleetwood Walker was the first black player in professional in pro ball, but it was really pre-MLB. The major league era really begins in 1903. Furthermore, Fleetwood Walker's entrance was quickly followed by his exit - it didn't leave a lasing impact. Jackie literally changed the face of the sport. Jackie broke the color barrier, something Fleetwood was not in a position to do.

[@kebulei]

This is really well done. Much appreciated.

[@twhite113]

Never forget Jack Roosevelt Robinson was as great a human as has ever lived. God bless Rachel and all who know the truth.

[@CraigofBrooklyn]

this documentary is awesome ... and props for the Ray Charles music ... great job bro

[@maxdelborrello6520]

Thank you

[@Ganymede2010]

Great Doc, very informative and entertaining as well. Kudos.

[@48minnie]

Excellent. Thanks for the facts. They will help me to appreciate the upcoming movie.

[@guywithglasses3402]

not forced but told jackie robinson was a great and truthful man

[@bryanbrowne2325]

I know these students, great work. I hope both of your special education programs are going well

[@JWGreenwich]

this is great! so informative!

[@IWDTC]

Well done my friend....awesome documentary on a truly great man...:)

[@TheNorthArch]

How far did you make it in the National History day?

[@ciraespinosa1480]

Good vid

[@paulboothroyd926]

Helpful for my project

[@traciesites428]

Mine to

[@jackd3863]

very well done. lots of information

[@ErichLRuehs]

Tell you what's amazing and not many young people know this. Robinson, who lead the league in "being thrown at" did not wear a batting helmet; none of the player's did back then. And to think every time up there he had to believe a baseball was coming right at his head. Moreover, the pitcher throwing said ball did not even get a warning. This man had guts personified.

[@marycarson2923]

Jackie is the one who came up with the batting helmet

[@enriquecastaneda2110]

this is so useful thanks MrNatijc

[@wadesplaying]

Here's the play!

[@MasamoresHI]

A Social phenomenon that happened to appear in a baseball uniform! Awesome!! Jesus Christ is Lord!!!

[@lunarios8696]

What is the song in the background

[@christinalynn8143]

He, had a smiling face. He, had smiling eyes. He so seems to have found a smiling soul. I believe.

[@robertdore9592]

It would have been really nice and befitting if ALL of professional sport had retired the number 42, but Baseball did a beautiful thing by starting Jackie Robinson day.

[@shaneirycastillo4307]

Wow

[@davidluna1378]

Is Jackie Robinson from Africa 🌍 no he's American Jackie Robinson's American 🤨💥💯

[@markgable101]

I think the reason why Jackie Robinson had trouble etc was simply because he taking the spot of someone on the team. And not because he was black. I think the political narrative is slightly slanted.. In todays players would be reluctant if an outsider got a place in the team instead of them who'd be waiting for his chance.

[@daniellopez-bp5ks]

I love it

[@SuperFlexg]

I'm surprised ignorant racist are not commenting with there rant as much. Guess they know how strong Jackie is!! F

[@milkmancollin6498]

my 3rd cousin

[@FutureCivilWarHero]

Moses Fleetwood Walker was the first black man to integrate MLB baseball NOT Jackie! Google is you're friend

[@Zambihunter94]

Imagine jackie didnt get sighned what ifhe didnt break those racial barriers?

[@angeloleon7391]

Yo Jackie Robinson was a 1st basemen

[@squidydums2230]

He was a first baseman and a second baseman

[@DAVID196726]

Very sugar coated story!!

[@oldaherman8061]

why is said african-american? why do you dont say european-americans, asia-americans...? :) funny Americans. But huge success from slavery to coloured president!

[@FutureCivilWarHero]

I love Jackie too, but u idiots piss me off! I appreciate what Jackie did as a player, but not for integrating baseball! Bc Moses Fleetwood Walker will forever hold that honor!! Get it together with your history!