Playing America's Game: Baseball, Latinos, and the Color Line (American Crossroads) (Volume 23)
A historical study of Latino participation in baseball and the persistent racial barriers that defined America's game.
About This Book
Playing America's Game examines the role of Latino athletes in the development of baseball and the ongoing struggle against the color line.
The book situates baseball within broader American social and cultural contexts, highlighting how race and ethnicity shaped participation and opportunity in the sport.
Adrian Burgos draws on historical records to trace the experiences of Latino players and their impact on the national pastime.
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