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How did it feel when Sugar Ray Robinson won the championship?
good
How did Jackie Robinson feel to be the first black man to play for the Dodgers?
good
What did Jackie Robinson feel?
Jackie Robinson felt very excited but nervous of being the 1st African American in baseball.
How did florence mills feel about a black American?
she felt that it was not easy being black
How did Jackie Robinson feel to be the only black male to be on the baseball team?
He felt excited but he felt nervous, too. For more info, read the book TEAMMATES
How does Barack Obama feel being the first black president?
Probally really good, he worked hard to reach his goal of being the 1st black president
Why does Jackie Robinson feel uneasy about the opening day of the world series?
Jackie Robinson was feeling uneasy about the opening day of the world series because he was the first black person to play baseball in the MLB.
How did Jackie Robinson feel in his childhood?
he felt sad
Why does sugar make people feel energized?
The intake of sugar get readily absorbed by our intestine and become part of our blood sugar that is oxidized to release energy. hence we feel energized after taking sugar. If you have sugar diabetes, a dose of sugar makes you feel energized -- get medical help.
What does it feel like to be black?
being black is amazing. it is the greatest thing ever. all white people including Patrick fenn should be jealous
Why did Tom Robinson do all those chores for Mayella?
Because he feels mighty sorry for her. (although black men aren't meant to feel sorry for whites.)
How well does Atticus feel he should defend Tom Robinson is it usual for white lawyers to do there best for black clients in Alabama in this time?
Atticus feels strongly that he must defend Tom Robinson to the best of his ability, regardless of race. During that time in Alabama, it was uncommon for white lawyers to vigorously defend black clients, reflecting the prevailing racism and injustices of the era. Atticus' commitment to upholding justice and equality makes his defense of Tom Robinson remarkable and noble.
