Yes, there are many Italian American heroes. They come in all sizes and shapes. From the world of business to the world of entertainment. They are builders, they are athletes. They enforce the law and make the law. And Americans – not matter their ethnic heritage – see them as American heroes, not simply “Italian” American heroes. Do you know them? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “What’s More (Italian) American Than Baseball?” because you just might be surprised to discover someone you see as just “American” was really Italian-American.
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