The Single Mother Stigma
There are ~24,000 single mothers in S Korea. There may be more, but they remain hidden, ashamed of their "abnormality." Here's a mother that says, Speak Up.
There are ~24,000 single mothers in S Korea. There may be more, but they remain hidden, ashamed of their "abnormality." Here's a mother that says, Speak Up.
It may sound like Christmas or Thanksgiving, but Chuseok is more of a drudgery for many South Koreans. Just look at how many left the country this year.
A 70-year-old woman is a YouTube sensation in South Korea. Her channel was created by her granddaughter trying to prevent grandma from getting Alzheimer's.