Prior to 1947 when Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, African-Americans were stonewalled from baseball and forced to form their own league. Former Negro League player and manager Buck O'Neil, along with Bryan Burwell, recount the trials and tribulations of the baseball league built by racism and its ultimate demise.
Prior to 1947 when Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, African-Americans were stonewalled from baseball and forced to form their own league. Former Negro League player and manager Buck O'Neil, along with Bryan Burwell, recount the trials and tribulations of the baseball league built by racism and its ultimate demise.
