Contested everyday cultural citizenship: “Mixed race” children and their ethnicized citizenship in South Korea

Overview of attention for article published in Ethnic and Racial Studies, June 2020

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RT @ERSjournal: #ERSnew @drclaireselee examines how the everyday cultural citizenship of “mixed race” children of one Korean parent and one…

RT @ERSjournal: #ERSnew @drclaireselee examines how the everyday cultural citizenship of “mixed race” children of one Korean parent and one…

RT @ERSjournal: #ERSnew @drclaireselee examines how the everyday cultural citizenship of “mixed race” children of one Korean parent and one…

#ERSnew @drclaireselee examines how the everyday cultural citizenship of “mixed race” children of one Korean parent and one immigrant parent is contested. https://t.co/BrPuifbBSw https://t.co/cuM8QE3Hle

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