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Baseball and Media Celebrity Recounts Lessons in Conn. Law

Connecticut Law Tribune
October 13, 2017
By Michael Marciano
 
 
Doug Glanville's life experiences have helped countless Americans open up about race relations and shared humanity, but perhaps less known are his frequent and significant intersections with the Connecticut legal community.
 
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CT HOUSE BILL

Doug Glanville: “Baseball Has Been Kind of an Exercise in Anthropology”

Universo Béisbol
September 5, 2017
by Reynaldo Cruz
 
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Legacy of Pioneers: A Voice for Change

The Dream Chasers of Pro Baseball

The New Yorker
By Doug Glanville
April 2, 2017
 
 

Let Puerto Rico Celebrate

El Nuevo Dia
By Doug Glanville
March 25, 2017

 

Former MLB Player Says He Was Denied Ride By Taxi Driver At LAX

CBS2 / KCAL9 TV Los Angeles
October 26, 2016
By Tom Wait
 
 
 
LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (CBSLA.com) — A former Major League Baseball player who now works as an analyst for ESPN said he recently became the victim of racial discrimination in the LAX taxi line.
 
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LAX Policy: A Voice for Equity

Facing Baseball’s Unwritten Rules

The Atlantic
May 18, 2016
by Doug Glanville
 
After a play turned into a punch, it’s time for the game to think seriously about the best way to police itself.
 

Remembering Wally Yonamine

The Atlantic
February 28, 2016
by Doug Glanville

The Japanese American athlete, who died five years ago, played a significant role in restoring trust between the two countries after World War II.

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Legacy of Pioneers: A Voice for Change

Doug Glanville on getting shunned by a taxi driver at LAX

89.3 KPCC Los Angeles
October 28, 2015
by Take Two
 

ESPN commentator Doug Glanville recently arrived at LAX and was refused service by a taxi driver, despite city law that requires drivers to pick up all passengers.

 
Here in Los Angeles, many residents like to think we do better than other parts of the country when it comes to racism. 
 
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LAX Policy: A Voice for Equity

Lessons learned: A 2003 Cub reflects on the 2015 team

Chicago Tribune
October 24, 2015
by Doug Glanville

Why I Still Get Shunned by Taxi Drivers

The Atlantic
October 24, 2015
by Doug Glanville
 

In most big cities, cabbies aren’t allowed to turn away passengers because of their race or destination—but it still happens all the time.

 
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LAX Policy: A Voice for Equity

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