Jackie Robinson and Branch Rickey

As an African American, the Black League became the only opportunity for professional baseball, until Branch Rickey, the owner of the professional baseball team, started his team "with the help of Jackie" his team. It is a wonderful experiment. Robinson became the first African-American to cross the color barrier in 1947. Some coaches would like African Americans to join their team and increase the chances of winning the game and they will participate in a process called burnstorming.

Before Judge Robinson was encountered, Dodge executive officer Collick was looking for a black player to integrate baseball into America. The story says that when a Rickey scouter introduced Sweet Swing Shortstop Silvio Garcia to him, she was asked what to do if a white man touched his face. Garcia was unaware that the weak ethnic situation of America in the 1940s was really dull. He looked at Ricky and said, "I killed him." Cubans who went to American universities regained independence from baseball and nationalism. The Spaniard thought this game as "rebellion and professional American way of evoking spirit against Spain." Spaniards have reasons to worry about American culture - American soldiers eventually helped the Cubans to win independence in Spain - the American War

The story of Jackie Robinson really started with a man named Coric. In the 1940 's, Ricky was the chairman of Brooklyn Dodgers, and he was very interested in recruiting Robinson to participate in his team' s major. Baseball 's apartheid showed the American society' s position at that time. Legal isolation and lack of many rights make it impossible for African Americans to make strong remarks. Mr. Ricky wanted to be part of every change in the United States and let him challenge Robinson to take over all of his neighbors by playing baseball and keeping it silent. At first Robinson felt as though he had been asked to accept all insults, but Ricky saw the whole picture and made a contract with Robinson and the Dodgers. On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson became the first American African player to join the major league player.

Captain Jackie Robinson 's Brooklyn Dodger, Rickey put himself and Jackie Robinson at the forefront of history. When Ricky signed Robinson, he made a big decision broke the main 'color wall' of the baseball league. Branch Rickey not only risks himself and Jackie Robinson, but also puts other baseball players in danger. Everyone is faced with sniper racism from all sides. Movie 42 shows how Jackie Robinson showed great courage and restraint. If Robinson reacts to all racial discrimination anyway, he can destroy Rickey and his own dream. The 42 - year - old story will focus on the season of Robinson in the 1947 Brooklyn Dodgers and 1946 and Montreal Royals season. His first season with Montreal Royals in 1946 was where he competed with the audience for many racial discrimination. One of the 42 scenes is the most prominent, in fact it is difficult to see.