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The Korean tourism industry is seeing immense growth, but it is hiding a shameful reality. Why do forty percent of all tourists never return to Korea?
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Many places including restaurants and cafes are now not allowing people with kids. Complains from rejected customers cite discrimination, others blame bad manners.
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After article trumpets the "victory" of female employment over men, netizens strike back with resentment at the social burden placed on men
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Shocked by the low pay and horrendous living conditions, visiting African artists expose to the media the Africa Museum of Original Art's exploitation of workers.
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Popular article breaks down the genesis of the "Kimchi-bitch", why glass ceilings can be broken, and why the days of female entitlement will soon end.
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Responding to last week's article, Chelle B. Mille, editor of Korea Gender Cafe, offers an explanation for Korea's low ranking in international report.
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Report on the stress Korean men feel trying to meet social obligations and buy a house before getting married brings widespread support and criticism online.
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Korean netizen reactions to a news report about Chinese tourists intruding on the Ewha Womans University campus, taking photos, and local disturbing students.
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Translated Korean netizen condemnation of gays and lesbians as disgusting perversion in reaction to the Yook Woo-dang literary award in honor of LGBT writing.
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Hong Seok-cheon, Korea's first openly gay celebrity, talks about a letter he received from his nephews that moved him to tears on the TV show 'Strong Heart.'
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The young generation's embrace of a revisionist perspective on former military dictators is raising concerns that Korea's democratic gains may erode.
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Korea's Ministry of Gender Equality and Family receives an extra $13m than the government's initial budget. Netizens outraged.
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Two Korean-Canadians win a Muscle Man and Miss Canada Preliminary respectively. The male is admired whilst the beauty queen is scorned by netizens.
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Editorial by feminist Kim Eri defends the cause of gender equality and rebuts claims that women are over-empowered in South Korea.
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As the online misogyny trend continues to spread on the Korean Internet, a feminist shares her impressions, much to the criticism of male netizens.
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Korean netizens are insulted by Hollister models during the opening of a new store in South Korea by making 'squinty eyes' faces and mocking Asian pronunciation.
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Korean daily newspaper Nocut News runs a series of articles on expats' pick-up line skills, how 'easy' Korean girls are, and what a typical night out involves.
The Korean tourism industry is seeing immense growth, but it is hiding a shameful reality. Why do forty percent of all tourists never return to Korea?344
Many places including restaurants and cafes are now not allowing people with kids. Complains from rejected customers cite discrimination, others blame bad manners.
After article trumpets the "victory" of female employment over men, netizens strike back with resentment at the social burden placed on men
Shocked by the low pay and horrendous living conditions, visiting African artists expose to the media the Africa Museum of Original Art's exploitation of workers.
Popular article breaks down the genesis of the "Kimchi-bitch", why glass ceilings can be broken, and why the days of female entitlement will soon end.
Responding to last week's article, Chelle B. Mille, editor of Korea Gender Cafe, offers an explanation for Korea's low ranking in international report.
Report on the stress Korean men feel trying to meet social obligations and buy a house before getting married brings widespread support and criticism online.
Korean netizen reactions to a news report about Chinese tourists intruding on the Ewha Womans University campus, taking photos, and local disturbing students.
Translated Korean netizen condemnation of gays and lesbians as disgusting perversion in reaction to the Yook Woo-dang literary award in honor of LGBT writing.
Hong Seok-cheon, Korea's first openly gay celebrity, talks about a letter he received from his nephews that moved him to tears on the TV show 'Strong Heart.'
The young generation's embrace of a revisionist perspective on former military dictators is raising concerns that Korea's democratic gains may erode.
Korea's Ministry of Gender Equality and Family receives an extra $13m than the government's initial budget. Netizens outraged.
Two Korean-Canadians win a Muscle Man and Miss Canada Preliminary respectively. The male is admired whilst the beauty queen is scorned by netizens.
Editorial by feminist Kim Eri defends the cause of gender equality and rebuts claims that women are over-empowered in South Korea.
As the online misogyny trend continues to spread on the Korean Internet, a feminist shares her impressions, much to the criticism of male netizens.
Korean netizens are insulted by Hollister models during the opening of a new store in South Korea by making 'squinty eyes' faces and mocking Asian pronunciation.
Korean daily newspaper Nocut News runs a series of articles on expats' pick-up line skills, how 'easy' Korean girls are, and what a typical night out involves.