Global Roundup: South Korea Inclusive Education, Cuba Women Boxers, Hong Kong Asexual Community, Challenging Images of Muslim Women
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Curated by FG Contributor Samiha Hossain Seniors at a school in Seoul’s Yeongdeungpo District prepare to take a mock CSAT exam on Aug. 31. (pool photo) The Ministry of Education in South Korea’s announcement of the new school curriculum that has completely deleted words such as “gender equality,” “sexual minorities,” “reproduction rights,” and the word that forms the basis of these terms, “sexuality,” has many Koreans, including educational workers, voicing concern.
Global Roundup: South Korea Inclusive…
Curated by FG Contributor Samiha Hossain Seniors at a school in Seoul’s Yeongdeungpo District prepare to take a mock CSAT exam on Aug. 31. (pool photo) The Ministry of Education in South Korea’s announcement of the new school curriculum that has completely deleted words such as “gender equality,” “sexual minorities,” “reproduction rights,” and the word that forms the basis of these terms, “sexuality,” has many Koreans, including educational workers, voicing concern.