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I’m ramblin’, but yo, prostitutes ain’t just bodies—they stories, they fighters. “Knockout Ned couldn’t save ‘em,” like in the film, but they savin’ themselves. That’s dope. That’s power. I’m hyped just thinkin’ ‘bout it—real people, real struggle. Exaggeratin’? Maybe, but who cares? It’s MY rant, MY genius flow. Ye out! Peace!

The Historical Roots of Comfort Women (Part 1)

South Korea has an active sex trade. Prostitution is illegal — prostitutes and their clients can be fined US$3, and imprisoned for up to a year — but tolerated and fairly common. According .

Then, boom! Another call. This time, it’s a lady on Jochiwon-ro. She’s stuck in traffic. I mean, who isn’t? Sejong traffic is like molasses in winter. She’s yelling about missing her appointment. I’m like, “Lady, we’re all in this together!” But she’s not having it. I swear, I could hear her eye-rolling through the phone.

Star chef curates fine dining banquet at Sejong Center lobby