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The Poetic Consequences of K-Pop

By Emily Jungmin Yoon · The Paris Review · February 2019
The Poetic Consequences of K-Pop
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"February 25, 2019 – When I was growing up, I could not have imagined that K-pop would be popular in North American or European media. I understood the history and existence of racism and linguistic nationalism."

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