Nevertheless, they accept short miniskirts, hotpants, croptops, and whatever slogans participants wish to write on placards. The group is organizing a slut walk campaign in Busan and Seoul. I translated the information below and hope that readers will share it widely. Their site offers a lot of information and is a great resource. Participants will meet at the ally next to Judies Taehwa and march toward Lotte Department store.
For additional information about this event, please contact organizers via KakaoTalk ID jinamarna or via Facebook. Please share this event and support the cause. Another group that may interest readers is Slutwalk Korea. Slutwalk Korea organized the first slutwalk movement in Asia in early They launched a number of events in global solidarity with the slutwalks that started in Toronto and all over the world that year.
Posted by Chelle B. A look at beauty ideals in Korean culture Chatelaine. Chinasmack; Ministry of Tofu. The Korea Times. Angry K-pop Fan. For the author only really gives platitudes about the need for change, rather than provide any details about who those boys were, what they said exactly, and the sex-education program her and her colleagues were involved in. Editor: Ilda reader So Yeong-mi is currently involved in a sex-education program aimed at teenagers.
Why do women wear such short shorts? Why on earth are they saying and asking these things? This has happened to me twice recently. Once, from teenage boys at a high school, and the other from boys at an elementary school. Most of the questions I get are normal ones about their development, changes to their body, sexual relationships, pregnancy and childbirth and so on, but I especially remembered these.
I was very curious why these questions came out of the blue, so I sort of played 20 Questions with the students to find out.
