Korean Quarterly Newspaper | a publication for the Korean American, Korean Adoptee community

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Korean Quarterly is a non-profit/volunteer organization and all contributions are tax deductible. We are supported by your subscriptions and advertisements, and by grants and donations. Past grantors include: The Headwaters Foundation, The Star Tribune Foundation, The Asian Pacific Endowment for Community Development of the St. Paul Foundation, Korea Education and Development Institute and the Overseas Koreans Foundation

All over the country, community newspapers are winking out like so many candles in the dark. The good news is, you can do something right now the support the independent press in your community, the Korean American community: subscribe, renew, give a gift subscription, advertise, volunteer, pass your KQ on to someone else, and do online purchasing and searching through www.goodsearch.org.

We invite you to join us in our efforts by subscribing to Korean Quarterly at $22 per year for four 80+ page issues.

Canadian subscriptions $27
International subscriptions $45

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Korean Quarterly is a non-profit/volunteer publication that provides independent and alternative reporting on issues of identity, racism, politics and the arts and is a forum for the ideas and creativity of the whole Korean American community. From the Twin Cities to Chicago, LA, NYC, Europe, Pyongyang and Seoul, Korean Quarterly’s readers are members of the Korean American community, including adopted Koreans, 1.5 and second generation, bi-racial and intercultural/interracial Korean American families. It also attracts many non-Korean readers, including parents and relatives of adopted Koreans, other Asian Americans, and people who have an interest in Korean culture and history, the Korean American community or racial and ethnic identity issues of minority populations in America.

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