The Reality of Being Black in Korea (Honest & Unfiltered) | Evolve Podcast

What is it really like being Black in South Korea?

In this powerful and honest conversation, an African-American, a Caribbean-Canadian, and a West African share their real-life experiences as Black foreigners living in Korea. From stereotypes and prejudice to friendship, love, and cultural connection, this episode shows the full reality of life as a Black person in Asia.

We talk about:
• Being Black in Korea
• Racism, stereotypes, and discrimination
• Dating, friendship, and social life in Korea
• Korean culture vs foreign culture
• Language barriers and communication
• Identity, belonging, and self-confidence abroad
• Misconceptions about Black and African people
• What Korea gets right and what still needs to change

Renée is Liberian-American.
Lunie is Haitian-Canadian.
Dieng is Guinean.

They share how they built their lives in Asia, how Korea changed them, and why love, respect, and understanding go beyond race, nationality, and culture.

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Dieng: @ol4creativity
Renée: @reneedreamsart
Lunie: @lunievers

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