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Fri, July 1, 2022 | 01:53
Dogma pop-up preaches hot dog gospel
Dogma pop-up preaches hot dog gospel
One of the latest brands to be making waves in Seoul's restaurant scene is Dogma Hot Dogs, a pop-up that's set to have its second official event this Sunday at The Workshop in Seoul's Haebangchon neighborhood. Although the name sounds religious, it's actually meant as a combination of “hot dog” and “ak-ma” (devil).
2022-06-28 14:32
South African singer-songwriter in a busy 'Transition'
South African singer-songwriter in a busy 'Transition'
When Lizz Kalo says she's busy, she means it. While being on an accelerated MBA program would make most people just disappear from their social circles and artistic endeavors until completion, the South African artist's star has shone even brighter under the stress of both her studies and the pandemic.
2022-06-28 13:05
Children from multicultural backgrounds losing interest in foreign parents' native languages
Children from multicultural backgrounds losing interest in foreign parents' native languages
These days, bilingualism is commonly considered a strength in children from multicultural backgrounds, but children from these families living in Korea are becoming less enthusiastic about learning their foreign parent's mother tongue, according to government data, Monday. The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family shared the results of a 2021 survey of over 15,000 multicultu...
Lee Hyo-jin | 2022-06-27 16:14
Seoul foreign residents' activity broken down by race, ethnicity
Seoul foreign residents' activity broken down by race, ethnicity
Foreign residents from Chinese-speaking countries live and spend most of their time in southwestern Seoul, whereas foreign residents from Western countries tend to flock to the capital's Gangnam District, according to big data analysis of foreign nationals who have stayed in Seoul for 90s days or longer.
Ko Dong-hwan | 2022-06-27 10:54
[INTERVIEW] Scholar-activist immerses herself in dire working conditions facing Cambodian farmworkers
[INTERVIEW] Scholar-activist immerses herself in dire working conditions facing Cambodian farmworkers
A day in the life of a female Cambodian migrant worker on a perilla leaf farm in Gyeongsang Province begins at 6:30 a.m. She squats and picks the leaves, ties 10 of them into a bundle and then tosses it into a box. The process is repeated until 5:30 p.m. To meet the daily target of harvesting 15,000 leaves, equivalent to 15 cartons, she often skips bathroom breaks or even lun...
Lee Hyo-jin | 2022-06-23 16:18
[Korea Encounters] 'Naked in the streets!' - Korea Times reports on streaking fad of 1974
[Korea Encounters] 'Naked in the streets!' - Korea Times reports on streaking fad of 1974
In the spring of 1974, news articles began to appear in the U.S. media about the latest craze to hit American campuses: running about in public while nude, or “streaking.” As Time magazine put it on March 18, “With astonishing swiftness, streaking… has burgeoned into an unabashed, pandemic American fad.”
2022-06-21 20:52
Filipino students in Korea discuss service, community
Filipino students in Korea discuss service, community
There are over 62,000 Filipinos living in Korea, as of 2020 government data. Of those, only less than 1 percent are students enrolled in Korea's universities. An organization of Filipinos studying in Korea came together last Sunday to discuss how best to serve their community, their nation and their families.
2022-06-21 15:55
Korea remains harsh country for asylum seekers
Korea remains harsh country for asylum seekers
Koita Boh Saran, a 26-year-old woman from Guinea, West Africa, was just 17 years old when she was forced to marry a 45-year-old man, becoming his fourth wife in the process. It is quite common for underage girls to be coerced into early marriages in Guinea. She had no choice but to marry the man as her family threatened to assault her if she refused. A few months into the unh...
Lee Hyo-jin | 2022-06-20 16:50
BIPOC drag artists to celebrate Juneteenth in Seoul
BIPOC drag artists to celebrate Juneteenth in Seoul
Drag and queer culture is deeply rooted in African American communities, and although many people do not know this, Black queer and trans people have led the charge for gay rights since the beginning, according to Sh'Needza Woman, a drag performer based in Seoul.
2022-06-15 00:03
French rock band brings renegade sound to Korea
French rock band brings renegade sound to Korea
For anyone who listens to live music, it's been a long couple of years during the pandemic, with prohibitive, costly, sometimes irrational restrictions on concerts, and no international bands touring to Korea.
2022-06-14 14:39
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