KORBAN PENINDASAN RASISME DI DUNIA OLAHRAGA YANG BERUBAH MENJADI LEGENDA !! - ALUR CERITA FILM

In 1945, World War II ended, marked by Germany's defeat, followed by Japan's surrender three months later. Everyone was certainly relieved to welcome those times, as their brothers, fathers, aunts, grandfathers, and uncles would soon be returning home. Normal life returned, as did the American professional baseball league, which resumed its usual routine. However, in that country, normal life was still dominated by whites. Blacks still had to abide by racist rules. Baseball was the most popular sport at the time, and 400 of the league's players were white. However, that lasted only two years, as in 1947, their numbers dwindled to 399 when a Black player made his first appearance in the professional league. It all began in 1945 when Branch Rickey, owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers, had the idea of ​​recruiting a Black player. His assistant tried to explain the risks he would face, but Mr. Rickey wasn't oblivious. He didn't care because the dollar was green, not black or white. Baseball committee rules didn't prohibit it either. Black New Yorkers were passionate about baseball, and Mr. Rickey wanted to capitalize on the opportunity, even though he wasn't sure which Black player he would recruit. Of the several options available, his choice fell on a player named Jackie Robinson. #truestoryline #cinetalk