Peter Dreier

Can Pasadena become a ‘city of justice?’

Published on October 18, 2007

I sometimes wonder what the Prophet Isaiah would think about Pasadena.

Goodbye Shawn Green

Published on January 20, 2005

The Los Angeles Dodgers have traded Shawn Green, the only Jew on the team, to the Arizona Diamondbacks. My 8-year-old twin

daughters are devastated. They don't know if they should continue to root for the hometown Dodgers or to switch allegiances to the Diamondbacks, so they can still root for Green, their favorite player.

I've told them they can do both, especially when the Diamondbacks come to Los Angeles to play against the Dodgers. But their disappointment is real, nonetheless.

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