Strength for the Fight

This audiobook delves into the significant role of faith in Jackie Robinson's life as both an athlete and an activist. It explores how Robinson, the first Black major leaguer in 1947, navigated the challenges of racial hostility through his belief in God, which inspired him to uphold human dignity and social justice. By sharing his experiences from childhood to his legendary baseball career and civil rights activism, the biography illuminates the complexities of Robinson’s faith, distinguishing it from contemporary expressions in sports.