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Great Padlet! Hope you enjoyed the movie.

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I decided to interview my mom Michelle because she has a lot of opinions on civil rights and she also loves this movie.

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What did Robinson do after he retired from baseball? 

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What did Robinson do after he retired from baseball? 

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(Michelle): He turned his attention to Civil Rights issues

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Did Robinson view himself as a leader in the era of Civil Rights? Why or why not? 

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Did Robinson view himself as a leader in the era of Civil Rights? Why or why not? 

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(Michelle): Yes because he fought against segregation and he had to prove himself growing up in a predominantly white neighborhood.

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How did Robinson choose to express his thoughts and opinions about events taking place in America? 

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How did Robinson choose to express his thoughts and opinions about events taking place in America? 

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(Michelle): Robinson wrote to several presidents and attended the March on Washington

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What was his experience prior to signing with the Dodgers?

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What was his experience prior to signing with the Dodgers?

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(Michelle): Robinson lived in a predominantly white neighborhood where he was discriminated his whole life growing up, and he also had to prove himself constantly.

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How did they treat Robinson when he first joined the Dodgers?

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How did they treat Robinson when he first joined the Dodgers?

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(Michelle): When Jackie Robinson first joined the team, he was the color barrier. Most people were still processing the managers decision to sign Jackie Robinson onto the Dodgers.

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How have your views on Civil Rights changed after this movie?

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How have your views on Civil Rights changed after this movie?

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(Michelle): It reopened my eyes to the cruelty towards the African American population

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What did you find the hardest to accept?

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What did you find the hardest to accept?

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(Sydnee): I found the racial hate hard to accept because the fact that we would treat other people like that is sad
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What values or social norms have changed since you were in high school?

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What values or social norms have changed since you were in high school?

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(Michelle): African Americans can be just as successful as others

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What was different about the movie and your life when you were my age?

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What was different about the movie and your life when you were my age?

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(Michelle): I think people weren't as open when I was in high school, to where in the movie it was more segregated.

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(Sydnee): I found the amount of racism interesting because it's crazy to see how much we have changed
(Michelle): The perseverance of the owner of the Dodgers despite the conflict

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What events from your high school years were you reminded of?

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What events from your high school years were you reminded of?

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(Michelle): History class discussing segregation

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(Sydnee): I selected this movie because I have watched it before and it tells a great story

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How do you see these events differently then you were a child?

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How do you see these events differently then you were a child?

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(Michelle): When I was a child there wasn't as much segregation as the movie portrayed

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(Sydnee): I learned that it's okay to be different and we may not like a certain person but we still have to respect them
(Michelle): It reopened my eyes to how far we have come in regards to segregation