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8 “All we ask is a fair break”
Baseball and Sporting Justice in the Chatham Coloured All-Stars’ Later Years
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Miriam Wright
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents ix
- Acknowledgements xi
- Introduction 3
- Living in a Racialized World 21
- Origins 35
- A New Black Baseball Team in Chatham, 1933 48
- Playing in Racialized Spaces 66
- Becoming the All-Stars 81
- New Opportunities and Continued Racial Conflict in the 1935 Season 98
- “All we ask is a fair break” 118
- After the All-Stars 144
- Conclusion 169
- Notes 183
- Selected Bibliography 231
- Index 237
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents ix
- Acknowledgements xi
- Introduction 3
- Living in a Racialized World 21
- Origins 35
- A New Black Baseball Team in Chatham, 1933 48
- Playing in Racialized Spaces 66
- Becoming the All-Stars 81
- New Opportunities and Continued Racial Conflict in the 1935 Season 98
- “All we ask is a fair break” 118
- After the All-Stars 144
- Conclusion 169
- Notes 183
- Selected Bibliography 231
- Index 237
