But not if you are on the pitcher’s mound.

I sincerely understand those concerns.We can protect the true heart of Little Tokyo — its people.

Just as we turned the injustice of internment into a commitment to justice.and community events that define Little Tokyo.this shortage pushes people out of the communities theyve long called home in search of more affordable options.

our beloved Little Tokyo is not immune.The neighborhood has very little housing to begin with.

this combination of housing scarcity and high rents is precisely why Little Tokyo was recently placed on the list of the 11 most endangered historic places in America.

we can turn the history of exclusionary housing into one of inclusionequity and inclusion) administrative programs.

but its up to all of us to look around.who are able to weather lifes storms and the loss of their home by practicing meditation and Buddhism.

Writer Annie Lamott offered her wise suggestion that we learn to focus on kind.the mothers face covered in black ink.