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A long-running grocery store in Los Angeles is being sold to a Black-led nonprofit organization. After nearly three decades, Skid Row People’s Market will be owned by the group known as Creating Justice L.A. “Danny said ‘I don’t want a for-profit person to come in and just be about profit. I want the legacy of… Continue reading Korean Family Sells LA Grocery Store, Skid Row People’s Market, To Black Led-Nonprofit; Former Owner Wants Community To Remember...

The market has developed strong commitments to social justice under current owner Danny Park, who serves on the board of Creating Justice.

Skid Row People's Market will be sold to a Black-led nonprofit that serves the neighborhood, challenging a long-held narrative about the Korean and Black conflict of the early '90s.

The owners of a Hampton-based Korean fried chicken restaurant have opened a downtown Norfolk location at the former Scotty Quixx building.

The Sterling Rotary Club was feeling duckie Wednesday afternoon as they filled a kiddie pool with nearly 900 toy ducks, each one waiting to see if they would be one of the lucky ones “plucked.” Held at The Grill at River City, the Pluck-a-Duck event was the fourth annual duck fundraiser Rotary has conducted. It […]

Over the past few years, Korean culture has been captivating every corner of the globe. Here's how Korean-born author R.O. Kwon visits her home city.

Over the past few years, Korean culture has been captivating every corner of the globe. Here's how Korean-born author R.O. Kwon visits her home city.

Over the past few years, Korean culture has been captivating every corner of the globe. Here's how Korean-born author R.O. Kwon visits her home city.

With “Liquor Store Dreams,” So Yun Um examines racism among Korean people. The film also invites an uncomfortable discussion among Black audiences.

With “Liquor Store Dreams,” So Yun Um examines racism among Korean people. The film also invites an uncomfortable discussion among Black audiences.