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When people talk about Martin Luther King, they nearly always mean Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King Sr. (nicknamed "Daddy King") was his father. Martin Luther King III was one of King Jr.'s sons.
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He was the was the first black baseball player so black people can play. However, Martin Luther King stoped the rest of segregation.
They both were broke the color barrier and were both black.
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Ha, I laugh that you would even ask that but okay. Jackie Robinson got signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers and then played extremely well. Also, there were some other factors later such as Martin Luther King Jr.
NFL player Luther Robinson is 6'-03''.
They both had a dream, they both wanted succesion for their dreams. They needed to succeed in what they believed was right.
Jakie Robinson was the first African American that played baseballAnswerJackie Robinson was the first African American to play in baseball major leagues. He broke the color barrier between blacks and whites in sports. He also helped Martin Luther King Jr. in the march and was recognized. When he refuse to sit on the back of a bus in about 1948 he was put on trial and consequently didn't get deployed and was put on trial. For this, he had an honorable discharge.
After leaving baseball in 1956, Robinson became an executive in the Chock full o'Nuts eatery franchise. He also became involved in politics and served as an adviser to New York's Republican governor, Nelson A. Rockefeller. He also became involved in the civil rights movement, working with the N.A.A.C.P. and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He lent his support to black enterprise projects and was a founder of the Freedom National Bank in Harlem. In addition, he wrote books and contributed regular newspaper columns to The New York Post and The Amsterdam News.