The May 18 National Cemetery: A pain Unscathed
The May 18 National Cemetery: A Place of Remembrance and Learning for The People of Korea
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The Yogurt Ladies Roll On
The Evolution of Yogurt Ladies and How They Still Manage to Roam the Streets of Korea
5.18 Memorial Park
Situated In Sangmu Lays The 5.18 Memorial Park; A Touching Tribute to the 250 Students That Lost Their Lives During the Korean Uprising.
A Place of Refuge: Gwangju Support Center for Foreign Workers
Laura Becker Writes in Regards to Some of The Great Systems to Help Foreign Workers Who Live in Gwangju
New In Town: Nahia Antoranz
Meet Nahia Antoranz, A 23 Year Old Student From Bilbao, Spain, Who Has Recently Moved To Gwangju.
PILLARS OF THE COMMUNITY
C. Adam Volle Meets Up With Kim Jung-ho, A Saju Fortune-Teller In Gwangju To Gain A Better Understanding About His Proffesion.
Gwangju as a Human Rights City
Laura Becker Talks About What’s Helped Shape Gwangju Into Becoming The acknowledged Human Rights City It Has Today.
MAD about THAAD
Jonathan Joseph Chiarella explores the role that Terminal High Altitude Area Defence, Mutually Assured Destruction and Military Defence play in the current climate of global military confrontation