Long-awaited Jackie Robinson Museum open to the public

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Long-awaited Jackie Robinson Museum open to the public

By Menra Mapfumo, BlackPressUSA After years of anticipation and fundraising, the wife of Jackie Robinson, Rachel Robinson, has officially opened the Jackie Robinson Museum to the public. The museum will […]

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