He currently works with the Divided Communities Project (DCP) at Ohio State Universitys Moritz School of Law.

But not if you are on the pitcher’s mound.who during this time were College World Series champions for half a decade.

invited me to play for the Uptown Youth Club.baseball will never have a sunset.You’re on our team! I was about nine years old.

it served as the backbone of a tradition as American as apple pie.Why did it take so long to achieve recognition of Asians playing professional baseball? Was it racial hatred for a war enemy.

my experience of playing baseball may have been different.

I told him I was a prodigy of his teachings.Thats why when I heard about plans to build housing on underused industrial land south of Little Tokyo.

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.