Yellow Brotherhood : a film
Tadashi Nakamura (Film director), UCLA Center for EthnoCommunications (Publisher)
Filmmaker Tad Nakamura met lifelong friends Brett and Khi-min when they were six years old on a community basketball team called the "Venice YB." As they grew, they learned that YB stood for "Yellow Brotherhood," a self-help group formed 30 years earlier by a gang called the Ministers to help youth get off drugs. Shows the influence of the Yellow Brotherhood in Los Angeles' Japanese American community and how the community has changed over the years
DVD Video, English, [2003]
Center for EthnoCommunications of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center, [Los Angeles, Calif.], [2003]