The custom bobbleheads celebrate the 15th anniversary since the Obamas became the first African American U.S. president and first lady. Business.

The bobblehead museum partnered with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum to release 50 unique figurines, including models of the Chicago American Giants’ Hall of Fame pitcher Rube Foster.

The Barack and Michelle Obama bobbleheads are reminiscent of the moment the couple walked out to Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois to greet Americans after being elected the first Black family to ...

The bobblehead series is licensed by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City. Museum president Bob Kendrick and Caldwell on Wednesday announced the African-American and Hispanic players ...

Jay Caldwell is raising money to create some of the first-ever bobbleheads of black baseball players who were prevented from joining Major League Baseball by segregation laws of the 1920s and '30s.

A Kickstarter campaign hopes to create bobbleheads of the best African-American and Hispanic baseball players of the Negro Leagues, founded in Kansas City. The team would commemorate the league ...

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The Negro Leagues Mystery Bobblehead Boxes are available with one bobblehead for $20, three for $50, or five for $75, with an $8 flat-rate shipping charge per order. Potential cost of another ...

He was only the third African-American man to ever rank in the ATP top 10, joining the legendary Arthur Ashe and James Blake. Still, no matter where the game of tennis takes him, Tiafoe loves ...