Negro Leaguers in the National Baseball Hall of Fame

How baseball and the Hall of Fame come to grips with past inequities

Since 1971, 35 Negro League baseball players and executives have been admitted to the Hall of Fame. The Negro League Hall of Fame admissions process,

Negro Leaguers and the Hall of Fame: The Case for Inducting 24 Overlooked Ballplayers

9 Baseball Stars From the Negro Leagues Who Dominated the Game

Baseball's first plan for Negro League stars: A separate Hall of Fame wing - The Washington Post

Who are the greatest African-American baseball players of all time?

Cubans in Cooperstown: six stars of the diamond

Kansas City Monarchs' Buck O'Neil, 5 others elected to Baseball Hall of Fame

Should Be In The Hall: Long Road to the Hall of Fame? by Pete Gorton – Cox Sportsnet

The Hall of Fame Has Grown Quiet on Negro Leagues Inductees - The New York Times

MLB Finally Recognizes Negro League Players as Major Leaguers - The Bay State Banner

1942 Negro Leagues World Series Bobblehead Featuring Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson Unveiled - The Tennessee Tribune

An Interview, a Brothel and a Baseball Great': UNK professor sharing three tales from early Kearney – UNK News

Postcard of Satchel Paige Baseball Hall of Fame plaque National Museum of African American History and Culture

Negro Leaguer Bob Scott has waited a lifetime for Barack Obama's moment – New York Daily News

The Birmingham Black Barons Birmingham Negro Southern League Museum