as well as how communities have organized for change.

government to leave their homes and businesses and were unfairly incarcerated in concentration camps during World War II.His mother Dori played for the Enchantees and his grandmother Helen played for the Arbees in the 1950s.

NBHA is also interested in teaching parents to be better coaches by developing a basketball curriculum.Many of us developed lifelong friendships with our teammates and even our opponents.who played in post-war San Francisco.

and leagues founded as early as the 1920s have persisted over generations and continue to provide activity.Miles Chan is currently a senior at Burlingame High School.

inadequate coaching and a lack awareness of the communitys history.

In front from left are Lury Masuda Yonago.we did everything to maintain the building.

But the biggest factor was the idea of leaving our 40 employees without a place to work.Suehiro Cafe on First Street in Little Tokyo has sidestepped eviction for now and remains open for lunch and dinner.

we did all those things because he complained so much.thats something that you would have to ask him but I dont think its a coincidence that when he needed us.