In Part 2 of his visit to Kansas City, Charles Hallman sits down with Negro Leagues Baseball Museum President Bob Kendrick at 18th and Vine, where the Negro Leagues were born in 1920. Kendrick explains how Black baseball fueled thriving Black economies and what was lost with integration.
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