The Worker devoted coverage to news and social issues of interest to these groups, attacking the tattered social fabric of the United States and privileging minority perspectives. No American institution was too sacred to be rooted out for violations of Communist ideals, not even baseball. Party members such as Worker sportswriters saw ending discrimination in baseball as a way to make a truly revolutionary change in American society. Attacking it with an impassioned and often coarse approach that characterized Communist propaganda, the Communist writers consistently argued for the end of Jim Crow in baseball. He s got to earn his few cents.
Nothing is too small.
You spot a few Negro fans. Negro workers make good athletes. The Black Yankees are fine semi-pro players. But the big leagues will not admit Negro players. There is something else to chalk up against capitalist controlled sports.