Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962 for his outstanding career and contributions to the game.
The Brooklyn Dodgers retired Jackie Robinson's jersey number 42 across all Major League Baseball teams in 1997, honoring his legacy.
Every year on April 15th, Major League Baseball celebrates Jackie Robinson Day, where all players wear number 42 to honor his impact on the sport and society.
Awarded posthumously by President Ronald Reagan in 1984, recognizing Robinson's contributions to civil rights and athletics.
Various awards and scholarships are named in honor of Jackie Robinson, supporting educational and athletic endeavors for young people.
Numerous statues and memorials across the United States commemorate Jackie Robinson's life and achievements.
Jackie Robinson's story has inspired books, exhibitions, and cultural events that highlight his role in breaking barriers and promoting equality.