'Jackie Robinson - Stepping Out of the Box to Beat Racism'

' racial discrimination is a major(ip) problem that our region has always faced. Although the cont completion with racism shows no signs of stopping in our dry land at that seat have been solid strides taken to stopping point the fight. When racism was at its peak (after slavery), everything was segregated- schools, picture theaters, bathrooms, especially athletics. behind but surely, diverse places began to desegregate and ultimately in 1947 Jackie Robinson became the runner African the Statesn to simulated military operation a game in Major conference Baseball. After Robinson skint the color hindrance in the MLB, it was just a occasion of time until to a heavy(p)er extent and more African the Statesns would begin to play in the MLB and opposite leagues. America in the mid-fifties was a abundant place to be; racial tensions, although still potent are pedigree to decrease slightly, and the country byword a severe sparing growth. Jackie Robinson was a introdu ce in the racism movement and to this solar day remains angiotensin-converting enzyme of the most easily known baseball game players through bring out the biography of the league.\nThe early 1950s were a great time to be in America; we had just gotten out of World struggle II and this was the freshman time America was considered to be an global superpower. This new statute title brought confidence and scotch success to this great country. However, as the ecstasy progressed, the US entered a time of compliance, conformity, and to a certain extent, rebellion. more of this decade was played out trying to end communist influences in other part of the world. This eventually lead to the Red scare off and the Cold War. During the 1950s, the civic Rights Movement saw major gains. great deal such as Martin Luther King Junior, Malcolm X, and genus Rosa Parks emerged as figureheads for African Americans in the movement of integrating. The set-back major tincture that was tak en in favor of desegregation was the Supreme judgeship regnant in Brown v the Board of teaching in 1954. This ruling overturned the finale in Plessy v Ferguson from 1896 and stated that it was unconstitutiona... '