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Editor's note: Remaking KQ for the future ~ virtually the same, except for the paper.
In "We Are Meant to Rise", BIPOC Minnesotans write about being at ground zero of a racial reckoning
Asian Minnesotans march against oppression and lobby for new hate crime laws

The plot against America
By John Feffer
The Park assassination and January 6, similarities in the context of history

A dive into Cambodian history with music
“Cambodian RockBand” depicts intergenerational trauma in moving father-daughter story

Canes and wheelchairs welcome on a new kind of Korean adoptee tour
Creative travel agent offers custom Korea trip where mobility will not be an issue

Edwardian hip-hop
A non-traditional take on Austen’s “Emma” has a comic-modern twist

Asking a queer question to the church
How Rev. Dong-Hwan Lee became the defender of LGBTQ-plus Korean Christians

I’m adopted and pro-choice
Anti-abortion activists are cautioned against using an adoptees’ stories for their own agendas.

Chosen to represent
New documentary film “Chosen” follows five House candidates forged in the fires of Sa-i-gu

Future vista
Marie Lee’s new novel honors immigrant parents’ struggle and finding one’s own authentic life

No Planet B
“The Silent Sea”: A cli-fi drama of just another day n the Anthropocene

Strom steps up to serve Minnesota
DFL candidate Susie Strom, if elected, would be the first Korean adoptee House member

Planting seeds
Building the future you wish to see for yourself

The past is prologue
By Shinyung Oh
Disowning my (Korean) mother’s unhappiness

Antidote to loneliness
Architect Grace Kim to speak on cohousing for Twin Cities Cohousing Network

Nowhere
By Mee-ok
The spiritual exile of an adoptee in Korea

The Korean Quarterly effect
By Tom McCarthy
Tracing the newspaper’s impact on my life as an adoptee