A fictional, visual narrative that conveys a collective voice of what it was like to be a Negro in the baseball league when Rube Foster created the Negro National League from the beginning in the 1920s to Jackie Robinson's times. It depicts the hardships they endured through, anecdotes, jokes and the history through full page oil paintings that capture the eye. A book perfect for every baseball fan that shows how African Americans have succeeded and evolved in the sport.
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