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Ep 112: Korea Is Changing: "Korean" Foreigners, Foreign Marriages & Rising Xenophobia
Ep. 112
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On this episode, we continue our conversation with Godson as he shares his hopes of obtaining Korean citizenship and reflects on the growing number of foreigners living in Korea. He discusses what citizenship would mean to him and his perspective on Korea’s changing cultural landscape.
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