Google is paying tribute to the late Jackie Robinson today on their search masthead, most commonly referred to as a ‘Google doodle.’ Jackie was born on January 31, 1919 and to commemorate the celebration of what would have been his 94th birthday do yourself a favor and read up on this trailblazer.
Jackie Robinson Honored With His Own ‘Google Doodle’
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