Jackie Robinson

                                                          Jackie Robinson
                           
                                                        by: Manfred Weidhorn

                Jackie is the character I admire the most because 
                of how he overcame a weight that was a tenfold
                compared to any white man problem. He had to
                break the color barrier in baseball. That meant 
                your race didn't matter if you wanted to play 
               baseball. This matters to Jackie because his 
               hard life with a poor family and four brothers 
               was gone and he was a hero.