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Mall of America booms with Kpop, percussion and dance
Korean Cultural Festival unites Korean Americans from Twin Cities and Chicago
Power dynamics, then and now
Play on a famous relationship contrasts with modern racial tensions in “Sally and Tom”
What not to say at Thanksgiving dinner
“The Humans”, multi-racial casting creates a new take on a famous play
Citizenship fight goes on for international adoptees
Adoptees for Justice calls on supporters in key states, more constituent support
Strom steps up to serve Minnesota
DFL candidate Susie Strom, if elected, would be the first Korean adoptee House member
Revisiting a classic American play
Insightful “Death of a Salesman” staging uses an all-Asian American cast
Korea’s Rooster Dragon Mountain
The waterfalls, majestic trees, ancient temples and secret shamanic shrines of Gyerong-san Park
An arty look at North Korea
Learning DPRK’s popular culture and arts at a university summer school
A tribute to Hyun Lee
Lifelong organizer and champion of the movement for peace in Korea
The plot against America
The Park assassination and January 6, similarities in the context of history
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
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