Event Date and Time
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Location
1102 Taliaferro Hall/Hybrid

The Department of African American and Africana Studies presents "Seoul of Black Folk: Navigating Race in the Korean Wave," by Dr. Chinyere Osuji.

In May 2026, Dr. Chinyere Osuji did a two-week intensive language course in Seoul, South Korea. In this talk, she will discuss feasibility concerns surrounding doing qualitative field research in Seoul along lines of nationality, race, gender, and dis/ability. She has published several popular pieces about the rise in Korean dramas and is currently writing a book about the meaning of blackness in the “Korean Wave.”

Please RSVP at go.umd.edu/SeoulofBlackFolk.

The Zoom link provided after RSVP. 
 

Flyer forSeoul of Black Folk: Navigating Race in the Korean Wave on October 28th at 12PM-1PM, featuring guest speaker Dr. Chinyere Osuji. A photo of Dr. Osuji in a tranditional Korean Hanbook at a royal palace.