By Catherine Hong
Whenever I had been a youngster growing through to longer Island in the belated ’70s, specific smarty-pants kinds had been very happy to share their understanding of Asia. In the event that you told them you had been Chinese you will get the tried-and-true “Ching-chong!” If you had been Japanese, perhaps you’d obtain an “aah-so!” But once I explained that I became Korean, I would obtain a pause, then the puzzled look. One child also asked me, “What’s that?” See, that is how invisible we had been. Continue reading “The Kids that is korean-American in Publications Bust Stereotypes”