Go to argentaimages.com to find more classic videos like this one. No one did more for baseball then Jackie Robinson. His number is retired in every stadium in major league baseball.
logueg Yes, it takes both Black and White to defeat racism. Skin color is just that..skin deep. It should not dictate your station in life or relegate you to 2nd class citizenship.
@@vgorilla2968 He didn’t put his arm around him, but he did stand by his side while everyone booed them. There’s also a picture of Pee Wee with his arm around Jackie in a locker room, which he actually received death threats for when released. It’s best not to listen to revisionists who have their own agenda to push, while they taint the memory of one of the greatest friendships in baseball history.
I cant imagine the strength it must have taken to shoulder all that hatred and ridicule! Hes as amazing a man as he was a ball player! I Just watched the movie 42, listening to that kind of racism, even in a movie, makes my stomach feel queazy and my adrenaline fires up! I would never have been able to handle what he had to without blowing my top and totally crumbling from the pressure! So much respect for him and all minorities who are able to rise above the crap that the white world dumps on them!!
If anything, the movie "42" probably understated what Mr. Robinson endured. The United States back then really was much like apartheid South Africa, even the supposedly urbane places like New York City.
Your a self hating parasite. Jackie Robinson is a legend but just because a few racists in the boardroom was racist dont mean your so called white world is racist.
Everyone here in the UK knows the name of Rosa Parks for refusing to sit at the back of the bus, and fair play to her, but nobody has heard of Jackie Robinson! Its a damn shame!
I have a question for you. Do you know the story of Mutiny on the Bounty? I was surprised when I went to London last year that no one seemed to know that true story....not even a guide who worked in the Maritime Museum. Three popular Holly wood films were made about it.
Rosa Parks wasn’t even the first person who did this, there was a person before but they had a back background so they made Rosa Parks famous for it instead
Hard to believe that in America, the land of the free, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, an entire race of people was excluded from 'normal' society strictly because of their skin color. America was once great only in theory, never in practice.
@@HunterXenios no, Spain, England and France had that too, Scandinavia started the shit tho, Scandinavians has had slaves for thousands of years, the Vikings started it all, and it eventually grew into a local marketing thing. Thus today slavery is not even in existence in Scandinavia, the only famous nations where slavery is still going on (all types of slaves) is China, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia and America if not Mexico and a few more. America has tons of underground gangs who has hidden factories everywhere hidden in plain site.
milit'ry discipline. before Jackie was a Brooklyn Dodger, he was Lieutenant Jackie Robinson. The Lieutenant dealt with nearly being court-martialed for refusing to give up his seat on a bus to a white enlisted solder!
I have to say one thing. Not that what I say really matters. I just want to apologize to you and every man that runs into a hard crusted white man. I am a white as the moon. I just wish everyone could just see a person as a person not a color. I often fell mad cause I am white. Just because great people like Jackie got done so wrong. God bless you Jackie.
I wish Robinson was still alive to see what the dodgers have turned into. I want him to meet people like Kershaw and Gonzales and everyone else. And I wish that they could meet him.like if u agree
All to often black people have to endure being isolated on the job. Being the only black person in the office sucks. And this is why black people are known to code switch. Robinson seem like a man that refused to be anything but what he was. Salute! His two teammates made me cry in the movie 42. These are the type of men that make a difference and helo to destroy racism. Salute!
If jackie was still alive he will be a legend like Jordan in basketball because he led his collage team to the finals 2 years in a row for scoring 44 points a game
357MagnumBob bob feller wasn’t hated & didn’t have racism against him . so he was more comfortable to play. Jackie Robinson will always be the best . As a person & ball player. Just saying.
Thank God that Branch Rickey didn't poll America for permission to sign Jackie Robinson. Short term thinking has been the downfall of many great businesses.
Jackie must have had that divine spark. The beast hates that because he does not have it and never will. To punish those who truly have the divine spark, they isolate and then cause everyone to hate them. This goes on to this very day.
Besides the fact that "42" was the best BB movie ever the playing scenes between Montreal & the Dodgers were the best I've seen. To paraphrase Olbermann "would you like to be Pee Wee Reese or Dixie Walker 60 yrs on" Too many would pick Walker or Chapman or Slaughter 'AND PROUD OF IT'. As "Reese" said in the film "there will be no next time".
I sometimes can’t wrap my mind around the fact that this was in 1947. In 73 years, majority of people went from literally wishing death upon a black man for playing baseball, to majority completely boycotting people and companies for any display of racism whatsoever. In 73 years the tables turned that drastically, and I genuinely think Jackie Robinson had so, so much to do with it. He was one of the first dominoes in the chain. So much respect for this man and his family. So much respect for anyone with as much resilience, strength, and heart.
I am crying..I am so proud..Yes Jackie Robinson is my cousin and I am so so so blessed that he is my family member. Just remember dislikes we are all humans and you are rotten for disliking this beautiful clip.
Please allow me to show my respect to Mr.Robinson who brought new values to the world and played really nice baseball. He showed to people what is baseball all about.
African Americans should be proud of Jackie but instead some still deny that Jackie didn’t really steal home that they threw the ball late on purpose some still believe Jackie wasn’t all that good like cmon guys I’m not white or black but i admire Jackie!
Interesting irony; Robinson was college educated, unlike most major league players at that time. He also was a registered Republican for those believing he was a bleeding heart. A man of great intellectual brilliance( president of Chock full of nuts coffee) and exceptionally kind to those who were unworthy of kindness. I was present during the first 1955 world series game when he stole home and had been to dozens of his games during the course of his career. I'm proud to say I own his autograph. If Barack Obama were one tenth the man Robinson was, America would not be as divided as we currently find ourselves.
robert thomas, I saw echoes of the same treatment that Jackie Robinson endured in the reaction many people had towards Obama. President Obama conducted himself with the same dignity that Robinson showed. Obama was the president of all the people, but some people couldn't get past the fact that he was black.
Rachel Robinsons beauty and those cheekbones❤❤❤❤❤ They were the epitome of black love in a time when being black a sin. Rest in Peace to the Greatest and Rest in peace Chadwick boseman, one of the greatest actors of my time
I can't even being to imagine the amount of resilience jackie had in order to endure the kinds of hatred he did. I will forever have the upmost respect to this man, he really did jumpstart a change in America at a time when it was heavily hated. Jackie, thank you for kicking down the door and paving the way for generations to come in not just baseball or the world of sports but in society in general
in my country baseball isn't appreciated like in USA, still i tip my hat for Jackie Robinson. Not so much for his baseball merites but for his spirit over the pressure of a-holes.
You got to be serious. How Jacky Robinson lost is eye sight. How first African American In modern-day Major League Base Ball. YMCA spokes person now late Jacky Robinson. Glaucoma is a rare eye disease not caused naturally.
Today's date is veterans Day the year 2022 I am now watching the movie 42 on television the whole movie of the one Jackie started with the dodgers what a great movie what a great man ❤️🇺🇸🙏
The civil war had nothing to do with wanting to end slavery, that was just a bi-product of the real issues of taxes, state political power and corporate revenue. the "free" states were just as segregated bigoted as the "slave" states, they just differed on how they practiced it.
The mental strength this man had is something I cannot comprehend. The hate towards him 24/7 and constant bullying he had to endure not only on the field but in the press, says it all . JR despite all the above became one of the greatest in baseball history and in my view the GOAT.
pobre jackie jugar en ese ambiente de odio y racismo no fue' facil me imagino cuantos abucheos le dieron cuando fallaba. pero aun asi jugo' y dio' el maximo brillando en MLB
Before we went to war with Hitler he was incredibly popular among the American public. Until he declared war on the US, there was a broad sentiment that Hitler was a charismatic leader who had turned around his nation. National celebrities like Charles Lindberg (spirit of saint louis) rallied crowds with praises of Hitler and wanted the US to mirror Hitler's regime, instead of Germany first, America First. Jackie Robinson was regularly derided, spat upon, and detested by the vast majority of the nation; I mean he was by law separated from his teammates.
R.I.P Chadwick Boseman he played him so well.
@brokenleg he played Jackie in the movie 42
And rip jackie
rip
Extremely well.
Like you would know if he played him well 🤣
Much respect to people like Pee Wee Reese.
logueg Yes, it takes both Black and White to defeat racism. Skin color is just that..skin deep. It should not dictate your station in life or relegate you to 2nd class citizenship.
I heard the Pee Wee Reese thing of putting his arm around him was fiction
@@vgorilla2968 He didn’t put his arm around him, but he did stand by his side while everyone booed them. There’s also a picture of Pee Wee with his arm around Jackie in a locker room, which he actually received death threats for when released. It’s best not to listen to revisionists who have their own agenda to push, while they taint the memory of one of the greatest friendships in baseball history.
A great ballplayer, an even better man. The world needs more like him.
He was obviously a prince in his former life. He had the same personality it seems as Nelson Mandela. And guess what... He was a tribal prince too.
+Mark Gable Well, you took a nice comment and ruined it... Nice job.
Mark Gable shut up
He is so impiring,
Stop saying the world needs more like him. Instead say: we need to be more like him.
JACKIE I LOVE YOU NOW I CAN PLAY BASEBALL WITH WHITE PEOPLE
I love him too!
Braden Rich
😀😀
I cant imagine the strength it must have taken to shoulder all that hatred and ridicule! Hes as amazing a man as he was a ball player! I Just watched the movie 42, listening to that kind of racism, even in a movie, makes my stomach feel queazy and my adrenaline fires up! I would never have been able to handle what he had to without blowing my top and totally crumbling from the pressure! So much respect for him and all minorities who are able to rise above the crap that the white world dumps on them!!
Tara Shaw hollywood adds to stuff for dramatic effect
If anything, the movie "42" probably understated what Mr. Robinson endured. The United States back then really was much like apartheid South Africa, even the supposedly urbane places like New York City.
Your a self hating parasite. Jackie Robinson is a legend but just because a few racists in the boardroom was racist dont mean your so called white world is racist.
Jack Dempsey your dumb
Your an idiot.
Everyone here in the UK knows the name of Rosa Parks for refusing to sit at the back of the bus, and fair play to her, but nobody has heard of Jackie Robinson! Its a damn shame!
Errrrr..... I live in the U.K., and I've known about Jackie Robinson since I was a kid.
@@jaxcoss5790 same and I'm scottish
I have a question for you. Do you know the story of Mutiny on the Bounty? I was surprised when I went to London last year that no one seemed to know that true story....not even a guide who worked in the Maritime Museum. Three popular Holly wood films were made about it.
btw, Rosa Parks was mugged in the 90s. That story made everyone aware that the crime problem in America's cities was for real....
Rosa Parks wasn’t even the first person who did this, there was a person before but they had a back background so they made Rosa Parks famous for it instead
Jackie was very handsome and very charismatic as a young man. Chadwick was the perfect choice to play him. RIP to both those inspirational men.
Hard to believe that in America, the land of the free, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, an entire race of people was excluded from 'normal' society strictly because of their skin color. America was once great only in theory, never in practice.
Randy Bailin Yeah... especially with our history with Slavery and how much it took to abolish it
AveryScarlet slavery never ended.
@@AveryScarlet yea cus america is the only country with history of slavery.
Randy Bailin 6
@@HunterXenios no, Spain, England and France had that too, Scandinavia started the shit tho, Scandinavians has had slaves for thousands of years, the Vikings started it all, and it eventually grew into a local marketing thing. Thus today slavery is not even in existence in Scandinavia, the only famous nations where slavery is still going on (all types of slaves) is China, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia and America if not Mexico and a few more. America has tons of underground gangs who has hidden factories everywhere hidden in plain site.
what a brave man
It's cool how Eddie Stanky and others stuck up for Jackie despite getting hate for it. That's a true life long friend.
I'm crying. How did Jackie go thru all of this crap being the only black man there?
milit'ry discipline. before Jackie was a Brooklyn Dodger, he was Lieutenant Jackie Robinson.
The Lieutenant dealt with nearly being court-martialed for refusing to give up his seat on a bus to a white enlisted solder!
Haters underestimated Jackie's skills
Jackie robinson is the best of all baseball players!! Crazy people
He's not the best but he's good
@@fuz-mono5437 he one of the best👀
R.I.P Jackie Robinson
42 was not only the best baseball movie I ever saw, it's a top 5 overall
joeybw bench warmers was one hahah
I'm so glad he fought & didnt give up. Thank you 42!
You calling him nigger by saying 42
@@derrick2125 you sound dumb asf .
@@CincoHTTC I didn’t know dumb has a sound you clown 🤡
🇺🇲42🇺🇲
I have to say one thing. Not that what I say really matters. I just want to apologize to you and every man that runs into a hard crusted white man. I am a white as the moon. I just wish everyone could just see a person as a person not a color. I often fell mad cause I am white. Just because great people like Jackie got done so wrong. God bless you Jackie.
Alcohollica2000 Thank you. Your words mean so much.
Spread the word ;-)
Thank you. Those words of understanding are nothing short of PRICELESS!
Don't apologize you did nothing wrong. Whoever is racist has a problem ! Don't apologize for someone else's faults ever !
@@joshuacruz4244 Great point. Then too, it was a sympathetic apology. But again,
great point.
I wish Robinson was still alive to see what the dodgers have turned into. I want him to meet people like Kershaw and Gonzales and everyone else. And I wish that they could meet him.like if u agree
A great man. May he Rest In Peace.
Heart breaking but ahhh inspiring at the same time!!
Thank you Mr. Robinson.
God Bless you Jackie Robinson...
All to often black people have to endure being isolated on the job. Being the only black person in the office sucks. And this is why black people are known to code switch. Robinson seem like a man that refused to be anything but what he was. Salute! His two teammates made me cry in the movie 42. These are the type of men that make a difference and helo to destroy racism. Salute!
If jackie was still alive he will be a legend like Jordan in basketball because he led his collage team to the finals 2 years in a row for scoring 44 points a game
Best ballplayer in his time, thanks to Jacky everybody can play this wonderfull game.
jerichoo666 Great ballplayer yes, but the best? In 1947 that distinction would go to Bob Feller.
357MagnumBob bob feller wasn’t hated & didn’t have racism against him . so he was more comfortable to play. Jackie Robinson will always be the best . As a person & ball player. Just saying.
@@ogblackbambi2823 as far as just their baseball skills go, I wouldn’t call Jackie the best ever. Probably the most important though
Go Jakie Robinson
Thank You Jackie Robinson
Thank You Chadwick Boseman
Thank You for uploading THIS....
RIP JACKIE ROBINSON AND CHADWICK BOESMAN Kobe Bryant AND GIANNA BRYANT🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊🕊🕊STAY SAFE EVERYBODY GOD BLESS🙏🏾🙏🏾😊😊😇😇🕊🕊JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU🙏🏾🙏🏾😊😊😇😇🕊🕊
Thank God that Branch Rickey didn't poll America for permission to sign Jackie Robinson.
Short term thinking has been the downfall of many great businesses.
I keep thinking its chadwick boseman, Not only because the movie but because he looks so simular.
were doing a history search and I'm doing him i like him
+Kalub Ortell cool :)
Happy 100th Birthday Jackie Robinson! Your life had meaning. You were one of the best! I hope you are happy where you are!
Branch Rickey should be commended on acquiring Jackie, he did a great thing
What a great man despite all that he endured he was triumphant in the end God bless Jackie Robinson a true american hero!!!
Rachel still looks healthy for her age. Jackie will be missed. I loved him.
Rachel Robinson is awesome. This is prior to Civil Rights.
America's original sin...has not been corrected to this day, and America suffers for it every year...
Wrong.
@@TheBatugan77 Right!
Jackie must have had that divine spark. The beast hates that because he does not have it and never will. To punish those who truly have the divine spark, they isolate and then cause everyone to hate them. This goes on to this very day.
Jackie Robinson was born in my hometown of Cairo, GA!
No one asked 🤷♂️
What he only died when he was 53 to soon to soon
Besides the fact that "42" was the best BB movie ever
the playing scenes between Montreal & the Dodgers
were the best I've seen. To paraphrase Olbermann
"would you like to be Pee Wee Reese or Dixie Walker 60 yrs on"
Too many would pick Walker or Chapman or Slaughter
'AND PROUD OF IT'. As "Reese" said in the film "there will
be no next time".
R.I.P. to both of the great men that played Jackie Robinson. They are both legends and kings
I sometimes can’t wrap my mind around the fact that this was in 1947. In 73 years, majority of people went from literally wishing death upon a black man for playing baseball, to majority completely boycotting people and companies for any display of racism whatsoever. In 73 years the tables turned that drastically, and I genuinely think Jackie Robinson had so, so much to do with it. He was one of the first dominoes in the chain. So much respect for this man and his family. So much respect for anyone with as much resilience, strength, and heart.
GOAT
RIP BOTH LEGENDS BETWEEN CHAD AND JACKIE RIP 🙏🙏🙏
Respect my friend from Kentucky you did good man you did good 🦅🇺🇲🦅
WOW!! It's the past's Tim Anderson
As Spike Lee put it, there emerge only very few true heroes in one's lifetime. Jackie Robinson is one of them.
I am crying..I am so proud..Yes Jackie Robinson is my cousin and I am so so so blessed that he is my family member. Just remember dislikes we are all humans and you are rotten for disliking this beautiful clip.
Best baseball player of all time
Please allow me to show my respect to Mr.Robinson who brought new values to the world and played really nice baseball. He showed to people what is baseball all about.
African Americans should be proud of Jackie but instead some still deny that Jackie didn’t really steal home that they threw the ball late on purpose some still believe Jackie wasn’t all that good like cmon guys I’m not white or black but i admire Jackie!
This video is a good video for kids to watch
Its a good video for everyone kids and adults ... how he held his temper and focused on what was important...
Im learning about Jackie Robinson
"Land of the free" 😂
Cool Footage. Yay Jackie!
Interesting irony; Robinson was college educated, unlike most major league players at that time. He also was a registered Republican for those believing he was a bleeding heart. A man of great intellectual brilliance( president of Chock full of nuts coffee) and exceptionally kind to those who were unworthy of kindness. I was present during the first 1955 world series game when he stole home and had been to dozens of his games during the course of his career. I'm proud to say I own his autograph. If Barack Obama were one tenth the man Robinson was, America would not be as divided as we currently find ourselves.
It's actually dumb political comments like this that divide the country. What does him being a registered republican have to do with anything?
He was a Republican. Was being the key word. He then switched over to the Democratic Party.
robert thomas, I saw echoes of the same treatment that Jackie Robinson endured in the reaction many people had towards Obama. President Obama conducted himself with the same dignity that Robinson showed. Obama was the president of all the people, but some people couldn't get past the fact that he was black.
Jennifer Rogers PREACH!
Jennifer Rogers Or that he sold us out to Iran and tried to start a Civil War
I'm just curious how many people actually knew who Jackie Robinson was before the movie came out?
Rachel Robinsons beauty and those cheekbones❤❤❤❤❤ They were the epitome of black love in a time when being black a sin. Rest in Peace to the Greatest and Rest in peace Chadwick boseman, one of the greatest actors of my time
The catalyst of baseball integration.
Los grandes del BaseBall , en el mundo .
I can't even being to imagine the amount of resilience jackie had in order to endure the kinds of hatred he did. I will forever have the upmost respect to this man, he really did jumpstart a change in America at a time when it was heavily hated. Jackie, thank you for kicking down the door and paving the way for generations to come in not just baseball or the world of sports but in society in general
We love you Jackie you are an inspiration you made baseball into what it is today...
I'm showing this to my class I'm a teacher
2021 racist still continues, sad 😢
George Michael! ...10 minutes to Legoland
man jackie is one of the most important people of alll TIME 42 forever
in my country baseball isn't appreciated like in USA, still i tip my hat for Jackie Robinson. Not so much for his baseball merites but for his spirit over the pressure of a-holes.
El actor de la película es idéntico a él 😲
I got to do my homework 😁
Love this
Thank you, Jackie.
He is the best
You got to be serious. How Jacky Robinson lost is eye sight. How first African American In modern-day Major League Base Ball. YMCA spokes person now late Jacky Robinson. Glaucoma is a rare eye disease not caused naturally.
I meant to say feel can't edit it . Oh well I am not a writer.
every time I'm up to bat i rub dirt on my handsjust like Jackie Roosevelt Robinson
Should be way more mention that he was the NL MVP in 1949, only his 3rd season. Rip to an American hero.
Today's date is veterans Day the year 2022 I am now watching the movie 42 on television the whole movie of the one Jackie started with the dodgers what a great movie what a great man ❤️🇺🇸🙏
"I know that I am a black man in a white world. In 1972, in 1947, at my birth in 1919, I know that I never had it made."
RIP George Michael
Pee wee and Jackie…. Imagine having that fucking infield. Incredible.
Class, courage and dignity. Gives me shivers just thinking about it. We don't celebrate this enough.
Thank you for this interesting history.
Sad stuff.
Experienced (and still experience, to an extent) a ton of racism when I was a child. Early to mid-90's.
Really changes you.
The civil war had nothing to do with wanting to end slavery, that was just a bi-product of the real issues of taxes, state political power and corporate revenue. the "free" states were just as segregated bigoted as the "slave" states, they just differed on how they practiced it.
I got a lot of respect for this champ
The mental strength this man had is something I cannot comprehend. The hate towards him 24/7 and constant bullying he had to endure not only on the field but in the press, says it all . JR despite all the above became one of the greatest in baseball history and in my view the GOAT.
Such a great person and fantastic ball player
Bro he would of been my best friend
i cant believe that rachel jackies wife is still alive she is 98 or 99
pobre jackie jugar en ese ambiente de odio y racismo no fue' facil me imagino cuantos abucheos le dieron cuando fallaba.
pero aun asi jugo' y dio' el maximo brillando en MLB
Man, the cr@p they had to go through just to play a d@mn game.
42 was aw inspiring to me
El maestro del Beisbol soy de Guatemala Dodgers desde1984 talvez de los angeles ahora pero Robinson es la leyenda Dodgers por siempre
0:59 I think Hitler was more hated during this time than Jackie Robinson but what do I know:D
Before we went to war with Hitler he was incredibly popular among the American public. Until he declared war on the US, there was a broad sentiment that Hitler was a charismatic leader who had turned around his nation. National celebrities like Charles Lindberg (spirit of saint louis) rallied crowds with praises of Hitler and wanted the US to mirror Hitler's regime, instead of Germany first, America First. Jackie Robinson was regularly derided, spat upon, and detested by the vast majority of the nation; I mean he was by law separated from his teammates.
The control of emotion, that he managed to execute those first 2 seasons, alone merits Hall of Fame status.
I’m crying. 😭
Jackie you are the best baseball player to ever exist thank you so much the ironic thing is that you were on my favorite team the dodgers
Rachael will be 100 in July
I like how at the end it says better quality but it can only go in 240