Does Black solidarity exist in Korea? #blackinkorea #lifeinkorea #podcast

Other foreign visitors could learn from your experience and possibly avoid a bad situation if the interviewer was better. I am glad someone was kind enough to help you.

Lmfao honestly idk how it is in Korea but you don’t need to be a black person to have men coming to you asking if u a seggs worker in FRANCE💀💀💀 Last time it happened to me i was minding my own fucking business waiting for my train at the station, when this random guy my age who wasn’t speaking really good french came up to me and started asking really weird questions like « where u going? » « How much do you take? » and when he realized i was getting really defensive because he spoke a really broken French he started talking in English thinking it would confuse me more but that shit infuriated me 💀💀 i was like boy if you don’t get tf out of here you can say goodbye to having kids cuz imma crush ur balls so bad paramedics they’ll have to inflate them back

I am so sick of the assumption that all black women are sex workers when they are in foreign countries. There men and women of all races that do this kind of work but black women are the only people who are automatically assumed to whores and a who are publicly approached and propositioned. Learn to say "Fuck off or I’m calling the police" in Korean.

yup! that’s how most people on the planet feel about American women…and black American women especially