Though considered "America's National Pastime", it took baseball over 100 years to be inclusive for all Americans. Jackie Robinson was the first man to break the "color line" that separated black and white players from playing on the same teams during the Jim Crow era. Through his incredible athletic abilities, determination, and resolve, Jackie Robinson helped to break down barriers not only in the MLB but in society as well. Roll up, light up, and get ready for a home run in another new episode of this weed fueled podcast.
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