Emma Lazarus
1849–1887
Wrote the words on the Statue of Liberty; they were added after her death
Beth Olom Cemetery, Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, New York
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追悼
First Black player in modern Major League Baseball
Before baseball, Robinson was court-martialled in the army for refusing to move to the back of a bus, and acquitted. In 1947 the Dodgers signed him on one condition he accepted with difficulty: that for three years he would not answer back.
He was spat at, spiked and sent hate mail, and was named rookie of the year. He spent his later life on civil rights and on getting Black managers into the game, which he did not live to see. His number, 42, is retired across all of baseball.
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1849–1887
Wrote the words on the Statue of Liberty; they were added after her death
Beth Olom Cemetery, Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, New York
1929
1929 · the week the twenties ended
New York Stock Exchange, Broad Street, New York City
1911
1911 · 146 garment workers died, most of them young women
Brown Building, Washington Place and Greene Street, New York City