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High Society with OnKey Ep 77 Part 1 Part 2 Ep 78 Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Ep 79 Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6
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True Shawols, we need you.. Chebal.. Juseyo.. Letâs show them (ex-Shawols)  that voicing out oneâs opinion is not wrong.. Š TO THE RIGHTFUL OWNER.
121513 KEY INSTAGRAM UPDATE:Â "My words were cold and flat And you deserve more than that."
Taking advantage of your fame to support and raise awareness about LGBT gained respect  from various communities and from me as well; your fans (the Blingers and Shawols) and Other K-Pop fans are all proud and amazed how you publicly stated your opinion without hesitating that it may harm you and your career. Big Respect!Â
 Indeed, BEING DIFFERENT IS NOT WRONG!Â
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BIG RESPECT to  KIM JONGHYUN..
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I AM NOT OKAY (Twitter)
Shawols, Blingers, and k-Pop Fans, let us look at the bigger picture on what is happening right now in South Korea. Supporting their movement requires a big guts especially when you are an idol, you may lose fans, society may hate or whatsoever but KIM JONGHYUN didn't mind it all so maybe it's time for us to do our parts too.
Here is clearer and bigger picture  of what is really happening in South Korea right now..
College students (and more) come together to protest against privatization and censorship
All over Korea, people (mainly driven by college students) are holding protests and putting up handwritten posters against the privatization of railroads and health care. The theme of the protests are handwritten posters with the phrase "I am not okay" to drive home the point of society being censored and pressured into staying quiet/passive when asked questions like "How are you?".Â
One sociology major said, "Our society has difficulty differentiating between what is 'different' and what is 'wrong'. We tend to overlook what is 'wrong' to be 'different'. We need to be able to tell the government that it is 'wrong' to dismiss railroad union members for disagreeing with the privatization. I am here today because I refuse to stay silent. I hope that we will all be okay."
Another student said, "Our college demands that we remain oblivious to issues regarding our government and society. We're all just as frustrated (with this censorship) so I'm here today to say that I am not okay." Others said similar things to the line of, "I have to block the privatization of the railroads for my life to be okay", "I am not okay because I am embarrassed to have my child born in this country", "I am not okay because our society has taken away my right to express my anger towards injustice", "Is a society just when I need to be brave just to have my voice heard?", "I am not okay because I live in a society that censors me"...
SHINee's Jonghyun also changed his profile picture to a handwritten poster by a political science student who wrote that she was not okay because of society's homophobia towards her being a bisexual transgender (examples listed are Kim Jo Kwang Soo's wedding registration being rejected, the government trying to change school textbooks to include arguments against homosexuality, and the failure to illegalize discrimination). Translation of parts I found impactful:
<I am not okay no matter what name you call me by> "Yes, I am a sexual minority. I am a male to female transgender and bisexual. I am a woman. I am part of a generation struggling with employment. By what other names could you possibly call me by? It would be endless to list them all here. It is not only me, however, who lives on being called all sorts of names today. But as of this moment, I am not okay no matter what name I am called by. I am not okay with a Korean society that cannot illegalize discrimination, that treats the discrimination against sexual minorities as a fact of life, that promotes misogyny, that treats the younger generation as its slave, that forces college students to focus not on their education but on their employment. By what name could I be called in order to be okay? Someone asked us this: how are you? How am I? Are we all okay with feeling relieved that another's pain is not my own, with covering our ears and closing our eyes to protect our lives? How can we be okay in a world that censors us? I am not telling all of you to flood out into the streets and throw bricks. I am simply asking that when you are asked if you are okay today, to look around at the expressions of the faces of the people around you and call out their names. I feel that as the world gets lonelier, the answer to us all being okay lies closer to one another. Please ask the person beside you. How are you?"
After finding out that Jonghyun set it as his profile picture, the student tweeted, "SHINee's Jonghyun put my poster as his Twitter profile picture... I'm at a loss for words. I can't believe it even with my own eyes. I'm a SHINee fan from today on." Article:Â SHINee's Jonghyun joins 'How are you?' changes his profile Twitter picture
After finding out that Jonghyun set it as his profile picture, the student tweeted, "SHINee's Jonghyun put my poster as his Twitter profile picture... I'm at a loss for words. I can't believe it even with my own eyes. I'm a SHINee fan from today on." Article: SHINee's Jonghyun joins 'How are you?' changes his profile Twitter picture Source: OSEN via Naver 1. [+268, -21] It's something difficult to do as a public figure, very amazing of him 2. [+251, -16] I think Jonghyun put the focus of his action on promoting equality, not necessarily politics. Not only as a celebrity but as an idol.. I think it's amazing that he participated in something like this. It's rare to see an idol use Twitter for right things lately. Truly amazing. 3. [+214, -12] What an amazing person... I'm learning something from him today. 4. [+185, -6] Seems like a person with a healthy and definite view on life. I agree with the saying that being different is not wrong. 5. [+184, -7] A difficult decision as a singer.. but I'm really proud of him!! - Source: Naver + Instiz - 1. [+8,256, -647] Please lend your ears to what they have to say.. I am not okay with not being able to be where my friends, seniors, and juniors have come together. 2. [+7,448, -531] Find strength. You are our hope. Continue moving forward. 3. [+6,811, -474] Show that Korea is not dead. 4. [+6,434, -448] I am against the privatization! 5. [+5,312, -345] Fighting!!!! 6. [+1,866, -109] And yet in the news, I do not even see the word 'how' of the question 'how are you?'... 7. [+1,690, -113] As a college student myself, I feel so proud and support the railway walkout and the students!! There are handwritten posters at my college as well, and more are planning to be put up on Monday! 8. [+1,676, -115] Who can be okay in this administration. So proud of our youth. 9. [+1,611, -78] Why isn't this in the news? 10. [+1,594, -81] I had hoped for the news to pick up on this protest but even the internet is trying to bury it. Find strength everyone. Source: netizenbuzz.blogspot.com
let us trend #IAmNotOkay on internet sites to show our support to them.
Translation of the picture of the open letter on Jonghyun's Twitter profile
< No matter what name you call us, we are not âAnnyeongâ (well) >
Last April, the third attempt to enact anti-discrimination legislation was turned down because of those who loathe equality. In September, Kim Jo-kwang-soo and Kim Seung-hwan publically held a same sex wedding for the first time in Korea. There were disturbances such as human excrements being thrown onto the stage, but Kim Jo-kwang-soo and Kim Seung-hwan marched down the aisle with pride as to prove that âlove is stronger than hate.â But a few days ago, their marriage registration was denied. Also, some people voiced ridiculous claims that textbooks should discuss the issue of the humans rights of sexual minorities as a topic you agree or disagree with.
Many of you who read this will think like this: how on earth does this concern me or the state of current affairs? But because I know him [Kim Jo-kwang-su], I can tell you this. Whether you are pleased with this or not, this is the story of the world that sexual minorities, including myself, live through, who dine, take classes, study, and have debates with with all of you. This is another side of the current affairs of the society we live in.
Yes, I am a sexual minority. I am a male to female transgender person and I am bisexual. I am a woman. I am of the â880,000 Wonâ generation. I am a college student. I am one of the inheritors of the working class. What more names can you call me by? There will be no end if you tried to enumerate them one by one. Itâs not just me, but probably all of you are living in the present, being called by numerous names.
But I am not okay, not at peace at any moment, whichever name I am being called. Todayâs Korean society not only canât enact an anti-discrimination law, but discriminates against sexual minorities on a daily basis, throws rampant unfair criticism and hatred towards females, exploits the young generation, forces college students to be absorbed with employment instead of academics. Which name should I be called in order to be at ease?
Someone asked us this. Are you guys Annyeong, whether we are doing well. Thatâs what Iâm saying. Are we all well when weâre relieved that anothersâ pain is ânot mine,â growing accustomed to closing our eyes and blocking our ears in order to protect our own lives? How well can we be in a cold-hearted world when it continuously presses us to give up empathy?
Iâm not saying that we all should pour out on the streets and start throwing stones. Itâs just that, if this story of asking whether all of us living today are Annyeong (doing well) provides an opportunity to look into the face of the person next to you and call their name, I think this has been worthwhile. As the world becomes lonelier, I think, contrary to our belief, the way for us to become âwellâ is nearby. Right now, please ask the person next to you, âAre you well?â
From snowy Sungkonghoe University,
Kim Eun-ha, Department of Social Sciences
T/N: Annyeong: the literal definition of the greeting is âa state of tranquilityâ T/N: 880,000 Won Generation refers to the demographic of Korea in their 20âs that suffered employment instability around 2007. Multiplying the average paycheck of part time workers, 1,190,000 won (1130 USD), by the average salary rate for people in their 20s, 73%, results in 880,000 Won. This is the first amongst many generations in Korea to play the âGame of the Winner Takes All.â This term was first used in the book 880,000 Won Generation, published in August, 2007. The author, Woo Suk-hoon says âOnly the top 5% of people in their 20s will have a stable job above middle management and the others will live on part time employment with an average wage of 880,000 Won.â [naver encyclopedia/ MK Business News, news.mk.co.kr
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Jonghyun DM to the writer of his DP on twitter now. Kim Jonghyun, you just gained our respect,not only us Shawol but other kpop fans as well. Cr: @dustypixie718
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