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Bijan C. Bayne is author of Martha's Vineyard Basketball: How A Resort League Defined Notions Of Race & Class.
Branch Rickey’s search ranged widely across Latin America and the Negro Leagues
The 1971 contest was the first to feature two Black starting pitchers, Vida Blue and Dock Ellis
The Lakers great was the stylistic role model in the NBA long before Showtime
Muhammad Ali returned to the ring, Hank Aaron’s pursuit of Babe Ruth got serious and Pistol Pete arrived in the NBA
The Cuban star thrived in the Negro Leagues and has been enshrined in five national halls of fame
The Nationals could win their first World Series, but would it be bittersweet?
Two huge stars from rival schools in Southern California were drafted by pro teams in the chilly Rust Belt
We're changing our name! The Undefeated is now
Where Blackness is infinite
