Throw back. a bottle of beer and get ready for a history lesson straight from the west coast. Back in WW2 racial tension were high as Japanese Americans were being rounded up in to internment camps and anyone who didn't fit the mold or were perceived to be adhering to the social demands of the war effort domestically were seen as 'The enemy from within'. Segregation was in full swing and when the US military built a Naval Barrack in the hispanic neighborhood of Chavez Ravine (Later the site of Dodger's Stadium)...violence ensued.
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