Jackie Robinson

 Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson was an African-American baseball player who played in the Major League in 1947. He was the first player to play in the Major League in the 1940s. Jackie Robinson was an impressive athlete being gifted in multiple sports. Robinson held records in multiple sports and decided to play baseball. 

Within a few years, Robinson won the World Series. Robinson was dedicated and led the league with a batting average above 0.300. Robinson probably battled racism in the 1940s, yet that did not deter him from playing in the Major League. Robinson would impress being the Rookie of the Year in 1947 and won the World Series a few years later. 

Despite fighting racism from racist socialists, Robinson kept dedication. Robinson improved with time. Despite there still being racism in the 1940s, Robinson removed the resentments and ignored instigations. Robinson showed his talent on the baseball field. While only playing for a few years in MLB play and battling racism, he obtained a World Series for the Brooklyn Dodgers.

We can persevere acknowledging that while we are not living in the best of times, we can persist with dedication and motivation. There were impressive athletes who were envied for the color of their skin, but most likely due to them being impressive like Pele, Chicharito, Vicente Matias Vuoso, Darwin Quintero, Juan Manuel Marquez, Julius Caesar the boxer, Chaba Cabañas, and Christian Benitez.