I’ve been in Seoul long enough now that when a protest breaks out I don’t go running out with my camera to see the action. Massive oil spills or the destruction of a national treasure are so cliche as to barely be worth comment. Even a nuclear test in the North evokes little more than [...]
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I humiliated a little kid recently, mistook his innocent curiosity for veiled racism and threw it back at him in spades. It was a warm fall afternoon, the mountainside resplendent in autumn reds and yellows. My family and I had just come down from the peak when the boy pointed in my direction and said [...]
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