2026 will actually mark the 27th Seoul Queer Culture Festival (SQCF), and it is forcing a stark confrontation with the country's deeply embedded conservative values. The question that the Dojeon Media team has, however, is: "Is Korean culture changing?" We see more and more flamboyant artists on TV and even people on the street. For the younger Korean generation, being "gay" is not that much of a big deal, but will decades of outdated values be able to be forgotten?

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South Korea is a rather conservative country when it comes to some social issues. Whether it is mental health, drug use, the impaired, or...

#lgbtq #equalrights #equality After almost 3 years of canceling the Pride Parade due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Korea is finally coming...