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we celebrate not only his greatness but also the rich history and significance of the Negro Leagues in shaping the landscape of American baseball

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A powerful work of art inspired by an iconic quote from author and activist James Baldwin that first appeared in Time Magazine in 1965

Remembered for being one of the most dominant teams in the Negro leagues during the early to mid-1900s

Toni Stone: The First able This is what makes thisCelebrate the groundbreaking legacy of Toni Stone, the first woman to play professional baseball in the Negro Leagues, with this stunning black and white photographic print. This powerful action shot captures Stone in her iconic Indianapolis Clowns uniform #29, mid throw from her second base position with the athletic grace and determination that broke barriers in 1953. Marcenia Lyle "Toni" Stone made history as a trailblazer who refused to let gender