"Remembering Dodgers Legend Carl Erskine: A Tribute to a Baseball Icon"
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Carl Erskine, a legendary Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher and fierce advocate for human rights and racial equality, passed away at 97. Known for his remarkable character and World Series achievements, Erskine also fought for people with special needs, particularly after his son Jimmy was born with Down syndrome. His impact extended beyond the baseball field, leaving a lasting legacy as a champion for human rights and a trailblazer for families with children who have special needs.
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