William C. Rhoden | Integration and the Black Press
William Rhoden, author of "Forty Million Dollar Slaves", discusses the impact of integration - both positive and negative - on the Black community, the legacy of Negro Leagues baseball, and the role of the Black Press in breaking baseball's color barrier.
Black Diamonds · Bob Kendrick, William Rhoden, Bill Rhoden, Bob Feller, Darnea Samuels
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William Rhoden, author of "Forty Million Dollar Slaves", discusses the impact of integration - both positive and negative - on the Black community, the legacy of Negro Leagues baseball, and the role of the Black Press in breaking baseball's color barrier.
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