Jackie Robinson Court-Martialed for Refusing to Move to Back of Bus

Day 18 of (at least) 30 baseball book reviews for spring/summer 2020: On JRDay, the jury shouldn't be out on how a court-martial experience shaped his path to MLB history – Tom

July 6, 1944 – Jackie Robinson Refuses to Move to the Back of the Bus

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Jim Crow, Meet Lieutenant Robinson

Brief Biography - Georgia Historical Society

Jackie Robinson Museum Opening in New York, 75 Years After He Broke Baseball's Color Barrier

Jackie Robinson - 1944 Court-Martial, In 1944, Jackie Robinson refused to move to the back of a bus. Sound familiar? #JackieRobinsonPBS, By Ken Burns

Image of Jackie Robinson boarding an army bus, 2007 (w/c on paper) by Wood, Rob (b.1946)

Lieutenant Jackie Robinson, Morale Officer, United States Army – Society for American Baseball Research

United States v. 2LT Jack R. Robinson, The National WWII Museum

Jackie Robinson Court-Martialed for Refusing to Move to Back of Bus

July 6, 1944: Lt. Jackie Robinson Refuses to Give Up Seat on Bus - Zinn Education Project

Baseball and Civil Rights: Jackie Robinson's Activist Impact, Antiques Roadshow

Did Jackie Robinson Really Break Baseball's Color Barrier?