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There is no "F" in Korean: Institutionalized Sexism, Misogyny, and the Feminism Movement Changing Korea

Comics Journalism; 24 pages

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A country with the lowest rate of gender plurality among the OECD for decades, South Korea clearly has a problem with women. And nothing embodies this misogynist contempt than on a Tuesday night in May 2016, when a deranged man armed with a sushi knife murdered a 23-year-old woman in a bathroom in posh Gangnam district.

 

There is no "F" in Korean is part of a 24-hour comic project that spotlights institutionalized sexism, the ilbe men's rights movement, and a growing feminism resurgence voicing needed change.