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2 middle-aged Japanese woman seated in chairs on a basketball court look towards camera. Caption. I played for the Sacramento Saints.

Examines the 70-year-old phenomenon of the Japanese-American basketball leagues. Established in the 1930s to overcome racial discrimination and to provide an outlet for boys and girls, there are over 20,000 players today. Also looks at the controversial ethnicity rules that require a minimum number of Japanese-American members on a team.

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Runtime: 26 minutes 26 seconds

Topic: History, Social Science, Sports and Recreation
Subtopic: Athletics, Japanese Americans, Multiculturalism, Sports and Games
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 2000
Producer/Distributor: Japanese American National Museum
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Group of teenagers getting ready in a gym locker room, some wearing bathing suits, others in shirts and shorts.

Woman in a football stadium wearing cheerleader uniform holds pom-poms downwards while cheering. Caption. I don't even realize there are people out there.

Classroom of teenagers looks at man talking next to a woman using sign language. Curtis as narrator. Caption. I had a lot of people that doubted my ability.

Black and white image of Jackie Robinson wearing his Dodgers jersey and sliding on one side towards a base, baseball hat falling to the ground.

Woman stands with arms crossed in a dance studio. Group of individuals look on with their backs facing camera while one of them claps.

Closeup of a young boy wearing a hockey helmet with a wire facemask and a black and red hockey jersey stands on an ice rink, while others skate and practice in the background. Caption. I've never played on a team before.

Black and white photo of Babe Ruth wearing a baseball cap and pin-striped jersey. Caption. I'm gonna hit the next pitch right past the flagpole!

Group of children playing basketball on an indoor basketball court. All are looking up. Caption. And traditions, the techniques and tactics.

Men watch as a golfer gets ready to putt the ball. People in the background, dressed in upscale attire, watch the same golfer. Caption. Now, the putt should break sharply to the left.

Television screenshot of a bobsled turning the corner, time clock at 14.74 seconds. Caption. Kenny, at 54, is a true veteran.