Envisioning Collective Liberation Yu Gwan-sun took an active part in the March 1, 1919, independence movement against Japanese colonial rule in Korea. Dying in prison at 17, she became a national hero. Credit: NY Times In August, KQTxNYC hosted “Together Apart: A Reflection Space on Reunification, Independence, and Liberation” Honoring Past Liberation Struggles August 15th, marked the National Liberation Day of Korea from Japan's occupation (1884-1945). In South Korea it is k

Image: Dave Young Kim, Mural, “Ohgane” An Invitation to Define and Practice Jeong (정) As the uprisings continue to reverberate, and the pandemic unfurls a second wave, many of us are taking the time to absorb the learnings of these past few months, digging deeper into the question of, “Where do we go from here?” Last month, KQTs from many different regions joined a peer-led discussion hosted by KQTxNYC, facilitated with guest, Kristine Chong (MDiv), to explore the concept of,