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Suki Kim
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thumb|Suki Kim in 2015
Suki Kim is a Korean American journalist and writer.
Quotes
During those months of living in their world, I often wondered if the truth would, in fact, improve their lives. I wanted so much to tell them the truth, of their country and of the outside world, where Arab youth were turning their rotten regime inside out, using the power of social media, where everyone except them was connected through the world wide web, which wasn't worldwide after all. But for them, the truth was dangerous. By encouraging them to run after it, I was putting them at risk -- of persecution, of heartbreak. When you're not allowed to express anything in the open, you become good at reading what is unspoken.
This is what it's like to go undercover in North Korea (March 2015)
External links
https://www.sukikim.com
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