โThat's why our generation likes BTS Jimin. (Laughs) I've never seen a soft, kind and affectionate Korean manโ
Human rights activist Shin Sook-ok, a third-generation Korean resident of Japan, expressed her affection for BTS Jimin when discussing domestic violence in the korean community in Japan.
Shin Sook-ok is a korean human rights activist and author of โHorumongโ a work that highlights the history of three women leading to maternal grandmother Lee Baek-ran and mother Keiko, focusing on the life of Shin Sook, the third generation of Koreans in Japan, and the legal struggle against Japanese broadcasting production companies.
Jimin was mentioned in response to the reporterโs question:
โWhere do you think domestic violence in the Korean society in Japan originated?
I think that's what I learned during the Japanese colonial period. I didn't learn how to love, how to lead someone, and how to educate children properly. There were many people who were discriminated against in Japan, had no jobs, and no money. In such a situation, I don't know how to raise children, so I think there are more violent people who treat children in a strange way.
โThat's why our generation likes BTS Jimin. (Laughs) I've never seen a soft, kind and affectionate Korean manโ
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Speaking of military, do y'all remember when JIMIN received:
- CBRN-E Top Trainee Award that's given only to Top 1% of their training cohorts
- Arctic Weather Training Commendation for being exceptional in training under extreme conditions
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A giant 2.5-meter inflatable Jimin doll ๐ชproject is officially happening in Bangkok ๐น๐ญ๐
๐๏ธ Donations open until Nov 30
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