Jackie Robinson

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Jackie Robinson was a pioneering American baseball player who broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947 and became a symbol of the civil rights movement.

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instanceOf civil rights activist
human
professional baseball player
awardReceived Congressional Gold Medal
National League Most Valuable Player Award
National League batting champion
surface form: National League batting title

Presidential Medal of Freedom
Rookie of the Year Award
bats right
burialPlace Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York, United States
causeOfDeath heart attack
child David Robinson
Jackie Robinson Jr.
Sharon Robinson
coAuthor Alfred Duckett
collegeAttended University of California, Los Angeles
surface form: UCLA
commemorativeDay Jackie Robinson Day
commemorativeDayDate April 15
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1919-01-31
dateOfDeath 1972-10-24
educatedAt John Muir High School
Pasadena Junior College
ethnicGroup African American
familyName Robinson
fieldOfWork racial integration in sports
fullName Jackie Robinson self-linksurface differs
surface form: Jack Roosevelt Robinson
givenName Jack
hallOfFame National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
surface form: National Baseball Hall of Fame
honoredBy retirement of jersey number 42 across MLB in 1997
inductedIntoHallOfFame 1962
inspired integration of professional sports in the United States
jerseyNumber 42
knownFor breaking the MLB color barrier
symbol of the civil rights movement
league Major League Baseball
Negro Leagues
middleName Roosevelt
militaryBranch United States Army
MLBDebutDate 1947-04-15
MLBDebutTeam Brooklyn Superbas
surface form: Brooklyn Dodgers
MLBNumberRetired 42
movement American civil rights movement
notableEvent broke Major League Baseball color barrier in 1947
notableWork I Never Had It Made
numberRetiredBy all Major League Baseball teams
occupation baseball player
civil rights advocate
sports executive
placeOfBirth Cairo, Georgia, United States
placeOfDeath Stamford, Connecticut
surface form: Stamford, Connecticut, United States
playedCollegeSport college baseball at UCLA
college basketball at UCLA
college football at UCLA
track and field at UCLA
portrayedBy Chadwick Boseman
positionPlayed first baseman
outfielder
second baseman
shortstop
third baseman
religion Christianity
residence Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States
surface form: Brooklyn, New York, United States
sexOrGender male
sport baseball
spouse Rachel Robinson
subjectOf film "42"
team Los Angeles Dodgers
surface form: Brooklyn Dodgers

Kansas City Monarchs (baseball)
surface form: Kansas City Monarchs
throws right

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Los Angeles Dodgers notablePlayer Jackie Robinson
Los Angeles Dodgers hasHallOfFamer Jackie Robinson
Spingarn Medal notableRecipient Jackie Robinson
Chadwick Boseman portrayed Jackie Robinson
Detroit Tigers retiredNumberHonoree Jackie Robinson
Milwaukee Brewers retiredNumberPerson Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson fullName Jackie Robinson self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Jack Roosevelt Robinson
Pee Wee Reese teammateOf Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella notableTeammate Jackie Robinson
Ebbets Field notableEvent Jackie Robinson
this entity surface form: Jackie Robinson’s MLB debut
Mack Robinson sibling Jackie Robinson
Mack Robinson relative Jackie Robinson
UCLA Bruins baseball stadiumNamesake Jackie Robinson
Kansas City Monarchs (baseball) notablePlayer Jackie Robinson
subject surface form: Kansas City Monarchs
Jackie Robinson Ballpark namedAfter Jackie Robinson
Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York, United States hasNotableBurial Jackie Robinson
subject surface form: Cypress Hills Cemetery
Commissioner’s Historic Achievement Award notableRecipient Jackie Robinson
this entity surface form: Jackie Robinson (commemorative recognition via award context)
Rookie of the Year Award firstRecipient Jackie Robinson
Rookie of the Year Award namedAfter Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson Jr. father Jackie Robinson
1955 World Series notablePlayer Jackie Robinson
Alfred Duckett collaboratedWith Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson Day follows Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson Day namedAfter Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson Day mainSubject Jackie Robinson
Sharon Robinson father Jackie Robinson
Sharon Robinson hasWrittenAbout Jackie Robinson
I Never Had It Made author Jackie Robinson
I Never Had It Made mainSubject Jackie Robinson
I Never Had It Made titleCharacter Jackie Robinson
film "42" mainSubject Jackie Robinson
subject surface form: 42
film "42" portrays Jackie Robinson
subject surface form: 42
Rachel Robinson spouse Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson Rotunda namedAfter Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson Rotunda dedicatedTo Jackie Robinson
David Robinson father Jackie Robinson
David Robinson relative Jackie Robinson
Pasadena Junior College almaMaterOf Jackie Robinson
AZD retiredNumberHonoree Jackie Robinson
subject surface form: Arizona Diamondbacks
John Muir High School notableAlumnus Jackie Robinson
John Muir High School almaMaterOf Jackie Robinson