"Homogeneity ... Comes With ... Xenophobia ..." (Black in Korea) | MFiles

In this episode of The Melanated Files (MFiles) we introduce Alexia, a Canadian Teacher living in Busan in South Korea. Listen as Alexia shares her experience living in Korea as a black woman. She touched on many facets of life in South Korea as a black foreigner and also spoke on the potential downside of a homogeneous society. Watch to hear her story.

You can find Alexia on Instagram here: @livingmylexlifee
-You can find Alexia's YouTube channel here: https://bit.ly/2VXp1NW

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