
This installment in the popular 'What Was...?' series introduces young readers to the Negro Leagues, a pivotal part of American sports and civil rights history. It explains the reasons behind the leagues' formation, the challenges faced by Black players due to segregation, and their incredible talent and perseverance. The book highlights key figures and moments, offering an accessible yet comprehensive overview for children aged 8-11, though younger children can enjoy it as a read-aloud. It serves as an excellent resource for discussing themes of fairness, discrimination, and resilience.
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