Adoptees, Koreans, and the clash of cultures through soccer
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We go deep
After 20 years of counseling, healing and Korea travel, a ministry faces transition
Walking the long road to peace
“Crossings”, a film about Women Cross DMZ, by Deann Borshay Liem, launches nationwide in 2022
The meaning of “Squid Game”
South Korea has been a big winner in the game of globalization, but it has come at a price
Adoptee stories for Koreans
Minnesota podcaster Kaomi Lee launches a translation project for “Adapted Podcast”
Trying to get to Korea
Seoul adoptee group intervenes for travelers during pandemic upsurge
East Side pride and joy
Gold medal gymnast Sunisa Lee gets some accolades from a grateful city at neighborhood parade
Street level in Minneapolis: May 2020 to April 2021
Standing for Black and Asian lives in Minnesota, two women find a partner in the battle
Visiting the Gold Spa parking lot
Connecting with Atlanta Korean Americans post tragedy
The U.S. military’s long history of anti-Asian dehumanization
When soldiers returned home, they brought with them stereotypes that became embedded in American culture
The new social order
Pandemic precautions set a new standard, but Koreans are still as close as ever
Fighting anti-Asian hate crime, one step at a time
Minnesota Asian Safety Squad forms to support Asian elders in public spaces
Asians are really hot right now
Contesting the sexual objectification of Asian women by embracing the power of the erotic
A nuclear North Korea
For Biden, the answer to North Korea is now impossible to ignore
MeToo and South Korean courts
How the gender justice movement has permeated the South Korean judicial system
A successful foreign transplant
“Minari”: Love and survival of a family in a new land