Posts Tagged ‘Korean-Chinese’
KA, CA, ABC and KCA
Posted by: redlove on: October 30, 2008
- In: culture | Identity | Personal Journal | Society
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These days I saw a blog called Kimchi Mamas (http://kimchimamas.typepad.com/kimchi_mamas/). It’s a blog contributed by a group of Korean-Americans who have become Mama or would be mamas soon. They are either Korea-born/America-grownup, or half KA, or second or third generation of KA. They blog about Korean food, parenting, childbearing, life’s ups and downs, culture and [...]
The Skin Never Replaceable
Posted by: redlove on: November 14, 2007
“Confronted by a course that negated their culture, many failed to master the skills they sought. Others succeeded by developing a second skin. Leaving their own customs, habits, and skills behind, they participated in school and in the world by adapting themselves to fit the existing order. The acquisition of literacy left them not in [...]
Who am I?
Posted by: redlove on: November 12, 2007
In recent days it seems a fighting among the Korean Chinese is heating up day by day, which some outsiders might tease as “fight against themselves”. It was not some childish conflicts over certain trivial obsolete debts. In fact, all the disputes were brought about by an everlasting question, which has been perplexing all the [...]
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