Korean Americans

Korean American Families Bond Over BTS

“It helped me feel that there's a connection, a foundational connection. This unspoken togetherness.” Korean Americans share how their families have grown closer through K-pop group BTS.
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The Golden Globes Calling 'Minari' A 'Foreign' Film Is More Than An Awards Season Problem

The movie, which stars Steven Yeun and tells a distinctly American story, is being considered a “foreign language movie” because most of its dialogue is in Korean.
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The Real, Tragic Story Behind That ‘Roof Korean’ Meme You May Have Seen

Those who share "rooftop Korean" memes owe it to store owners in the photos to dig into the history of the 1992 L.A. uprising ― and what led them to take up arms.
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Hundreds Of Korean-Americans Protest Racist Rant From New Jersey Mayor's Mother

The mother of Palisades Park Mayor James Rotundo wrote, “Go to hell Palisades Park, let the GD KOREANS have this F’n town.”
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Woman Makes Racist Face At Asian-American Serviceman: 'This Is Not Your F**king Country'

Video shows the woman making a slant-eye gesture and yelling "Chinese ugly" at the Korean-American reservist.
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Whole Foods Sparks Controversy By Partnering With 'Yellow Fever' Restaurant

Korean-American founder Kelly Kim says the name is an attempt to reclaim the problematic term.
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Chloe Kim Is Proof There’s No Definable Way To Be Asian-American

An all-American hero who is also unmistakably Korean.
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