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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2025 · 40 MIN

Trey’s Table Episode 271: Mina Kimes Is An Ally

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Trey’s Table Episode 271 **Courageous Journalism and the Legacy of Jackie Robinson: A Discussion on *Trey’s Table* Episode 271** Hey everyone, I’m Trey Smith, host and producer of *Trey’s Table*, a podcast dedicated to exploring African-American history, politics, and culture. In our latest episode, **Episode 271**, we dive into a powerful story of courage, activism, and the enduring legacy of Jackie Robinson. This episode was inspired by the recent stand taken by **Mina Kimes**, an ESPN journalist who courageously criticized the Trump administration’s removal of information about Jackie Robinson from a Department of Defense website. Kimes’ actions remind us of the importance of speaking truth to power and preserving the stories of those who paved the way for justice and equality. In this episode, we explore: - **Mina Kimes’ Bold Journalism**: How her criticism of the administration’s actions serves as a modern example of courageous journalism. - **Jackie Robinson’s Legacy**: Not just as a baseball legend, but as a civil rights icon whose impact extends far beyond the field. - **Branch Rickey’s Courage**: The story of how Rickey, the Brooklyn Dodgers executive who signed Jackie Robinson, took a stand against racism in sports. - **The Power of Collaboration**: How Branch Rickey’s niece, **Elizabeth Rickey**, and African-American journalist **Norman Robinson** worked together to stop the racist David Duke from becoming governor of Louisiana in the 1990s. These stories remind us that courage comes in many forms—whether it’s a journalist speaking out, an executive breaking barriers, or everyday people joining forces to fight injustice. **Why This Matters** The removal of Jackie Robinson’s story from a government website isn’t just about erasing history—it’s about erasing the lessons of courage, resilience, and unity that his life represents. By discussing these issues, we hope to inspire our listeners to reflect on the importance of preserving history and standing up for what’s right. **Tune In to Episode 271** If you’re passionate about history, social justice, or the power of storytelling, this episode is for you. Listen now to hear the full discussion and join the conversation about how we can continue to honor the legacy of Jackie Robinson and others who fought for equality. **Let’s Keep the Conversation Going** What does courage mean to you? How can we ensure that stories like Jackie Robinson’s are never forgotten? Share your thoughts in the comments or on social media using the hashtag **#TreysTablePodcast**. Thank you for supporting *Trey’s Table* and for being part of a community that values history, justice, and culture. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast to help us reach even more listeners. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking episodes, and as always, pull up a seat at *Trey’s Table*. — Trey Smith Host and Producer, *Trey’s Table*

Trey’s Table Episode 271 **Courageous Journalism and the Legacy of Jackie Robinson: A Discussion on *Trey’s Table* Episode 271** Hey everyone, I’m Trey Smith, host and producer of *Trey’s Table*, a podcast dedicated to exploring African-American history, politics, and culture. In our latest episode, **Episode 271**, we dive into a powerful story of courage, activism, and the enduring legacy of Jackie Robinson. This episode was inspired by the recent stand taken by **Mina Kimes**, an ESPN journalist who courageously criticized the Trump administration’s removal of information about Jackie Robinson from a Department of Defense website. Kimes’ actions remind us of the importance of speaking truth to power and preserving the stories of those who paved the way for justice and equality. In this episode, we explore: - **Mina Kimes’ Bold Journalism**: How her criticism of the administration’s actions serves as a modern example of courageous journalism. - **Jackie Robinson’s Legacy**: Not just as a baseball legend, but as a civil rights icon whose impact extends far beyond the field. - **Branch Rickey’s Courage**: The story of how Rickey, the Brooklyn Dodgers executive who signed Jackie Robinson, took a stand against racism in sports. - **The Power of Collaboration**: How Branch Rickey’s niece, **Elizabeth Rickey**, and African-American journalist **Norman Robinson** worked together to stop the racist David Duke from becoming governor of Louisiana in the 1990s. These stories remind us that courage comes in many forms—whether it’s a journalist speaking out, an executive breaking barriers, or everyday people joining forces to fight injustice. **Why This Matters** The removal of Jackie Robinson’s story from a government website isn’t just about erasing history—it’s about erasing the lessons of courage, resilience, and unity that his life represents. By discussing these issues, we hope to inspire our listeners to reflect on the importance of preserving history and standing up for what’s right. **Tune In to Episode 271** If you’re passionate about history, social justice, or the power of storytelling, this episode is for you. Listen now to hear the full discussion and join the conversation about how we can continue to honor the legacy of Jackie Robinson and others who fought for equality. **Let’s Keep the Conversation Going** What does courage mean to you? How can we ensure that stories like Jackie Robinson’s are never forgotten? Share your thoughts in the comments or on social media using the hashtag **#TreysTablePodcast**. Thank you for supporting *Trey’s Table* and for being part of a community that values history, justice, and culture. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast to help us reach even more listeners. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking episodes, and as always, pull up a seat at *Trey’s Table*. — Trey Smith Host and Producer, *Trey’s Table*

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