Picture of the Day: Comfort Woman Statue In New York City

Choo Mi-ae

Choo Mi-ae, leader of the ruling Democratic Party, holds the hands of a “comfort woman” statue at Museum of Korean American Heritage in New York on Nov. 17, 2017 (New York time). Comfort women refer to those who were forcibly taken to Japanese front-line military brothels during World War II. (Yonhap)

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JoeC
JoeC
7 years ago

I had to spend some time googling Museum of Korean American Heritage (MOKAH) in New York since this was the first time I’ve heard of it. I couldn’t find much.

Apparently, it started as an exhibition space on the 6th floor of the Korean American Association of Greater New York (KAAGNY) office building in Manhattan and became a museum sometime this year. Here is the MOKAH’s presentation video and a video of one of their exhibits in March.

BTW, I also found out there are plans to open a Korean American National Museum in Los Angeles’ Koreatown in 2019.

blueberry muffin mix
blueberry muffin mix
7 years ago

“ruling Democratic Party”?

Yes, the party of Clinton, Weiner, Franken, Weinstein, and so many other “champions of women’s rights”.

Except it’s just “Democrat”, not “Democratic”. Ask a Bernie supporter.

And all this stuff about statues is designed to misdirect the audiences attention from how badly they’re being swindled.

Today is the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address. No coverage even on Fox.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
7 years ago

Blueberry, Choo Mi-ae is not an American Democrat. She is a Korean member of the Minjoo Party of Korea or the “Korean Democratic Party”.

But I bet you are still right.

Democrat more than Democratic… if they can get by with it.

“The real motives of liberals have nothing to do with the welfare of other people. Instead, they have two related goals — to establish themselves as morally and intellectually superior to the rather distasteful population of common people, and to gather as much power as possible to tell those distasteful common people how they must live their lives.” – Thomas Sowell

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