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    Jackie Robinson made history in 1947 when he broke the color barrier to play for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Jackie won the national league rookie of the year award his first season‚ he also led the dodgers to the national league championship. That was the first of his six trips to the world series. Jackie Robinson influences me because‚ just because he was a different color he didn’t give up.he kept trying and eventually he broke the color barrier‚ and made it into the hall of fame in 1962. In 1949

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    Notes for a Jackie Robinson Essay: Obstacle/barrier: Getting bullied Characteristics: Excellence and persistence A barrier i faced was being able to be myself and trying to fit in and stand out. HOOK SENTENCE:“I’m not concerned with your liking or disliking me. All i ask is that you respect me as a human being.” These famous words were spoken by the memorable and amazing Jackie Robinson. This quote is talking about the fact that even though Jackie knew he was different‚ he still wanted to be

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    Hello Kay’vion thank you for meeting with me today to answer some questions about your musical passion and engineering career. (Guest answer) So let’s jump right into it. 1) How long have you been creating music? (guest answer) 2) Have you been engineering music for the same length of time? (guest answer) 3) Do you write and produce all of your work yourself‚ or are other people involved in this process? (guest answer) 4) What is your earliest experience with music? MS of instruments

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    The Negro Leagues "I’m not concerned with your liking or disliking me ... all I ask is that you respect me as a human being.” Jackie Robinson Being a colored person in the early 1920’s was not an easy situation. Trying to play baseball in a integrated national league was even worse. Black people overcame a lot before being able to play in an integrated league‚ from having to organize their own leagues to the breaking point when finally they were allowed to play in a white league. Colored

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    Jackie Robinson greatly influenced our country. When racial inequality was high‚ he stood up for himself and other African-American people fighting for rights. He was just another great man who was better than many white athletes‚ but was not accepted until he was mid-career. This shows that‚ no matter what race or ethnicity you are‚ you can do great things. Jackie Robinson was one of the first black sports stars. Jackie Robinson is an inspirational athlete. When he was in the college UCLA he received

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    In the Television series that I chose‚ Nurse Jackie quietly established itself as one of the outstanding programs on television. Edie Falco’s portrayal of a nurse Jackie with a moral code. It was clear from the first episode that the center could not hold in Jackie’s life. Nobody can effectively juggle a two-income marriage‚ children‚ a workplace romance and a drug addiction without the whole house of cards coming down‚ and we first met Jackie Peyton right at the point where the base began to wobble

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    (Mary Kay tribute) Faith first family second and career third perseverance and dedication to these principal took Mary Kay Ash to be named the greatest female entrepreneur in American history by Baylor University (Notable biographies) "a lady never reveals her age" Mary Kay Date of birth unknown Excelled in school Married at 17 had three children son is now owner of the company after her death in 2001 Three things Mary Kay is most known for her generosity her

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    Michael Martens Sociology Professor 11 November 2009 Jackie Robinson: The Unexpected Hero The name Jackie Robinson is recognized widely around the country. He is known as someone who broke the color barrier in American Baseball‚ and someone who fought through some of the toughest circumstances. He was an activist athlete‚ and used the sport of baseball to break down the traditional barriers and convey his ideas. To many‚ Robinson is a hero; one who Americans can relate to due to his background

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    Jackie Robinson was the first African American to ever play in the white baseball league. At first no one liked him because the color of his skin but he got them farther then they could. On January 31‚ 1919 Jackie Roosevelt Robinson is born to jerry Robinson and Millie McGriff Robinson in Cairo Georgia. He is the youngest of five children. Mallei Robinson takes her five children including sixteen-month-old Jackie and moves to Pasadena California where Jackie spends his childhood.

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    the worst. He wants someone who is fill with courage and respect‚ and he knew at first glance that he can stand there facing all of the rude words coming out of people’s mouths and all the objects laying upon the dirt ground‚ that lucky person is Jackie Robinson. Branch Rickey‚ a couch for the Ohio Wesleyan came to spend a night in a hotel after a long day of practice. Who knew that one small thing can cause an outbreak? Yes‚ as you may have already guessed he saw one of his teammate getting pushed

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