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Jamie Robinson was a black man that played football. One day he was invited to play football with the whites. They said that he had to promise he won't talk back and he did promise. The whites kept on booing him and saying mean things to him. But he didn't talk back because he always kept his promises. He made friends with some of the whites on the football team and some he didn't. He was very loyal to blacks and whites. He was loyal to others and he was loyal to the mean people that made fun of him. He was a great man. Also a great person. In my opinion I think that he is one of the best football player who ever lived in this world and will always be one of the best football player in this world. He is an amazing person. He makes me proud to type this article about him.

By Jenny Phuong Nguyen