As a child he was tortured by other kids for not fitting in. As a teenager he was branded a social outcast because he went to a “classy” high school, and was later thrown out of. As a young man he decided he wanted more from life than the people living on Division Street. After an Army stint, he worked his way through school, became a criminal defense attorney and professor at UCLA.
I’m From Division Street offers readers a glimpse into the personal path Ken Green has chosen as well as delightful stories of the people that have helped shaped his life. It is a book that doesn’t hold back the details of this man’s struggles along life’s path.
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Ken, congratulations on your life. It is truly a good example that people can learn from, be enrouraged by and use to motivate them selves to persistently pursue their dreams no matter what. I personally know Ken and admire his determination to continue fighting his way through life as a true chanpion fights even amongs the toughest opponents. I appreciate your book, your friendship and the effort you place in helping other people with their lives.
You’re a champion, Ken!
Muchos Gracias Mi Amigo!
Rafael Ruelas is the ex Lightweight Champion Of The World.
Ken – my father grew up on Divison; we were coming from Lincoln Park Zoo in 1950, stopped by Webber’s pool hall and that’s where I found out I had polio. Used to get my hair cut at Nate the barber, Izzie Mandel proposed to my late aunt Yetta and the film maker Jerry Blumenthal was my cousin. And I remember the wooden tables and yellow mustard jars at Pierce’s – Jerry’s grandmother lived above it and went to the shul behind – my mom’s father went to the Galitzianer shul across from the park
Eric Bloom
Los Angeles