Sasha Kim
@s-kim.bsky.social
pop culture librarian / assistant professor ~ 🇰🇷🇺🇸🏳️🌈
+ was often the first time we felt accepted as Korean and as a misfit / outsider. KoRoot helps us not only by assisting with answers about our first families, but also by helping us as a community move forward when we have collectively endured significant trauma through adoption
June 8, 2025 at 4:55 PM
+ was often the first time we felt accepted as Korean and as a misfit / outsider. KoRoot helps us not only by assisting with answers about our first families, but also by helping us as a community move forward when we have collectively endured significant trauma through adoption
+ it’s hard to explain how being a part of a K-pop fandom helps me reconcile my identity of being stolen from my birth land, sold, and raised in a different country with a different language surrounded by people who don’t look like me. BTS’ influence on k-adoptees mostly born in the 70-80s +
June 8, 2025 at 4:54 PM
+ it’s hard to explain how being a part of a K-pop fandom helps me reconcile my identity of being stolen from my birth land, sold, and raised in a different country with a different language surrounded by people who don’t look like me. BTS’ influence on k-adoptees mostly born in the 70-80s +
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