IU School of Liberal Arts Journalism professor, Dr. Chris Lamb chronicles the hard reality of inequity of an all-Black Little League team in 1955.
More published articles:
How Emmett Till’s Death Led to Invention of Liberal Media, The Nation, August 31, 2022
Man’s Inhumanity to Kids, USA Today, August 26, 2022
Remembering Little League Baseball’s Civil War, Inside Sources, August 25, 2022
When Integration was Front and Center at Little League World Series, Andscape (ESPN), August 17, 2022
Thurgood Marshall’s unusual meeting with a judge helped end segregation, Washington Post, May 17, 2022
Jackie Robinson was a Republican Until It Became the White Man’s Party, The Conversation
April 15, 2022
“I Am Proud: Jackie Robinson’s Heartfelt Letter of Hope to a Black Child,” USA Today, April 14, 2022
“Jackie Robinson’s Influence was Felt All Over, Including Charleston,” Charleston (SC) Post and Courier, April 3, 2022
“The Abner Doubleday Myth” , Inside Sources, April 3, 2022
“Jerry Harkness’ Legendary Run with Loyola Began with a Pep Talk from Jackie Robinson”, Chicago Tribune, April 1, 2022
“When a Black team Entered Charleston’s Little League Tournament in 1955, All Hell Broke Loose”, Excerpt from Stolen Dreams was published on Andscape, ESPN’s website on race, sports, culture, April 1, 2022
“Dixie League Baseball Is Built on Racism and Heartbreak”, The Nation, March 31, 2022
