Korean, Chinese, American

I was abandoned at 12 months, in part because I am Hapa. I was adopted in 1963 from South Korea Continue reading →

Korean, Vietnamese, German, Irish

My Mother is Vietnamese and Korean, and my Dad is German and Irish. Growing up, most people classified me as Continue reading →

Korean, French, Polish, Dutch

Yes there are more of us Hapas out there and I guess it’s good to share this. I will keep Continue reading →

Korean, Danish

One of my earliest memories is of an inner cultural conflict. Sitting down with my family to eat a Korean-American Continue reading →

Korean, Irish

Growing up, I identified more with my Korean lineage since I and my twin brother were raised by both my Continue reading →

Korean, English, Irish, German

I am proud to be Hapa because I feel it is becoming the defining American experience, to be multiracial.  The Continue reading →

Korean, Black

Growing up on a military base, I assumed everyone was like me as most of my neighbors and friends were Continue reading →

Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese

I’m Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese, born in the US. Sometimes people give me weird looks because I look different than Continue reading →