Nicole Beharie | 42 Interview

[@younggun05]

My God she's beautiful. Just pure natural beauty

[@camd.4923]

I LOVE HER ACTING!!!!! MISS HER.....

[@champflowahbomb7630]

She's so beautiful! In a real way, not like pinup looking

[@kiyanahsaraiyah8745]

She is so pretty

[@TheNaphisa03]

Very gorgeous girl!!! Loved her in 42.

[@joycewilliams9801]

NIKOLE l think you are a fantastic actress....l try to WATCH everything you play in.....please continue to enhance your gift and share with us....LOVE YOU and GOD BLESS YOU

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+nicolebeharie biggest fan

[@raymonenorwood7296]

would be great if give a storm role

[@nguzoloveinlofi3832]

She looks like Kerry Washington and Janelle Monae's middle sister...

[@Redd91ful]

Interesting. She reminds me of Monica Calhoun

[@TheSmokeWatcher]

Spot on

[@queenbellabahtyisrael4880]

Nicole Beharie she can play the leading role of Michelle Obama Her tone the hair the complexion the style the face the look she she's dead on on Michelle Obama to me I'm still trying to figure out who I would put for her husband-to-be Barack Obama if you agree leave me a comment if you agree

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I can definitely see that!!!

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Jackie Robinson's first home run (in white organized baseball) was on April 18, 1946 while with the Brooklyn Dodgers' farm team, the Montreal Royals of the International League. And incredibly, one year later he blasted his first Major League home run as a Brooklyn Dodgers at the Polo Grounds against the New York Giants on April 18, 1947. Would you please share this (noble cause) presentation with family, and pass it along to all your friends, colleagues and followers? Help us truly transform America. Thank you! See the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn28goKCdqehjqs This extraordinary artistic expression and representation of Rachel Robinson, the widow of baseball Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson, by Xiaonan Sun, and the accompanying beautiful saxophone rendition of “Walking the Wire” by Imagine Dragons, performed by James E. Green, serves as a clarion call for all of us to work with Congress to recognize Mrs. Robinson as a living American national treasure. Toward that effort, within the lifetime of Rachel A. Robinson, we request that Congress take action to pass landmark legislation to designate April 15 as a legal public holiday-a day of reflection, education, and national reconciliation to commemorate the day (April 15, 1947) that Jack Roosevelt “Jackie” Robinson and Wesley Branch Rickey changed America by integrating Major League Baseball (making poet Walt Whitman’s 1889 assessment that “baseball is America’s game” finally… true), with the unheralded support of Mrs. Robinson every step of the way. Mrs. Robinson continues to be extraordinary, and indeed is an American living national treasure. This presentation and homage to Mrs. Robinson, a civil rights icon, educator, and philanthropist in her own right, will bring attention to our need as Americans to honor and learn from those who sacrificed so much in the struggle for equality of opportunity in the past in order to help shape the present and the future. Forty-five years ago, in 1973, together with Jack’s and her dear friend Marty Edelman, Esq., Mrs. Robinson formed the Jackie Robinson Foundation. Mrs. Robinson is still leading a team of men and women dedicated to the mission of equipping minority students with the tools needed to succeed in higher education by mentoring them and providing them with full-tuition scholarships. By God’s grace, Mrs. Robinson will be 96 years old on her next birthday, July 19, 2018, thereby providing the inspiration and title for this just cause: Honor 42 Within Her Lifetime. We ask that you join with us in this noble cause. To learn how you can support and celebrate one of America’s triumphs and a seminal moment in our journey toward forming a more perfect union, please visit 42withinherlifetime.org/. On Friday, January 20, 1961 (ten presidencies ago), at his inauguration, President John F. Kennedy called all of us to active duty in the pursuit of true Americanism! “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country.” Please share what you can do to help achieve this noble cause for our country! Also, please email us at [e-mail] to join in a national “Happy Birthday” greeting to Mrs. Robinson. Let us celebrate her-an American living national treasure-on July 19, 2018. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn28goKCdqehjqs 42withinherlifetime.org/ Currently under construction. Sincerely, Carl Gordon, MPA, University of Southern California co-founder and first steward of University of the ’Hood®

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