Harold Reynolds chats with Cito Gaston

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Harold Reynolds talks with Cito Gaston about being Hank Aaron’s roommate, what Martin Luther King Jr. meant to him, experiencing racial prejudice during his playing career, and becoming the first African-American manager to win a World Series.

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