I am proud to create that community with AAUW.

including former USC star Jamie Hagiya.Their desire to tell the story led them to Flintridge Prep co-head girls basketball coach Jayme Kiyomura Chan and one of her players who was showing tremendous promise: Ashley Chea.

and were immediately intrigued and inspired.arrived about five years later.Anti-Asian racism and xenophobia that were prominent in the late 19th and early 20th centuries resulted in Asian Americans forming sports leagues of their own.

Tanamachi said she and her team were led to the coach and player at the center of the film.Jenn and I understood quickly that this was the story we wanted to tell—one of holding space for joy and heartache that explores the high stakes of following the American dream.

More than three years of following Cheas progress – and challenges – became the documentary Home Court.

She had recently learned about the rich history of these leagues when her daughter was invited to join.President Biden delivered on his promises to fight the climate crisis.

his presidency will be remembered as one of historic progress for working families.hes built an unparalleled record of accomplishments.

rebuild our countrys infrastructure.and to ensure a brighter future for Hawai?i and all Americans.