Ep. 6 - Robert Hamilton on "living while Black" and sex (studies) in Korea
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Robert Hamilton is a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology at Seoul National University. Robert's research focuses on geographies of sexualities, transnational sexuality, queer theory, and male prostitution. He has lived in Korea for nearly twenty years. He is also an African American, and we explore what that means in Korea, how that has evolved over time, and what kind of obstacles and opportunities it presents. Show notes and links available at www.settlersofseoul.com
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