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About seven years ago my son told me that he was gay. Read More

Like most mixed-race Americans in their 30s, my youth included thousands of “What are you?” questions. Read More

I was eleven when my father, a Korean immigrant in the U.S. army, tried to drag me to a psychiatrist. Read More

The Great Korean American Divide: Understanding Generational Differences Read More

I never want to forget the look on my mom’s face when the cashier rang up the sneakers and we realized that they were not on sale. Read More

To see Hyun Kim in person, one might think he seems to fit the part of the hip, well-styled and good-looking marketing industry insider. Read More

The holidays had been tense. While I was home, my mother had begun aggressively asking if I was gay. Read More

LGBTQ Korean American Voices: Stories from the Dari Project Read More

I'm not the only Korean kid whose parents acted as if becoming a lawyer or a doctor were the only career options. Read More

In June 1986, my husband, our four-year-old son and I were strolling through the Sinchon market in Seoul. Read More