Looking for Korean Communities near Atlanta (home, estimated, metro)

[capoeira]

Originally Posted by happyBIRTHDAY

Excuse me ,

does anyone know where in Atlanta , i can find the Korean version of Bill Clinton's " My Life " (나의 삶)


--YaeRi (zainichi korean girl)

Koryo Book Store
5268 Buford Hwy
Atlanta, GA 30340

[HAPPYNSUGAR]

Check out Norcross. It is pretty much asain. ALL kinds.

[backfist]

From Duluth to Suwanee--perhaps parts of Sugar Hill and Buford too--is much of Atlanta's Asian population. However, many of the neighborhoods are still fairly well integrated and diverse. If you're a transplant who's accustomed to seeing a mix of people (like myself) then Gwinnett/North Gwinnett is your place.

Hey Capoeira, is there a school in Gwinnett County? The only other Capoeira school I'm aware of is around mid-town.

[pchangVolt]

Originally Posted by gt6974a

So I don't know the exact politics on getting the Hell out of N. Korea, but when people refer to Korean are they really saying S. Korean? just curious.

you're a tech student and you don't know this?

[Norlan]

anyone notice that most Korean people living in Duluth area are so freaking rich? where do they get all their money from?

[Atlantasfinest]

Not trying to hijack the thread but here is another example of no-one chastising another race for wanting to live amongst their own in a thriving community of people like them but as soon as Black people request the same thing the uproar starts about "self-segregation" and If a white-person asked this they would be called a racist talk...very interesting indeed. Does anyone see the irony in this? I'm just saying...

[rcsteiner]

Originally Posted by Atlantasfinest

Not trying to hijack the thread but here is another example of no-one chastising another race for wanting to live amongst their own in a thriving community of people like them but as soon as Black people request the same thing the uproar starts about "self-segregation" and If a white-person asked this they would be called a racist talk...very interesting indeed. Does anyone see the irony in this? I'm just saying...

I don't have a problem with members of smaller groups trying to find areas where concentrations of others like them are found. Koreans aren't any different from Brits or Jews (both usually white) in my mind in that regard -- they want to live where resources exist which remind them of home, which make it easier for them to live their chosen lifestyle, or where others like them can be found to socialize with.

Who cares, anyway? Chastising someone for it is wrong regardless of the reason, IMO. Sometimes the reasons are legitimate.

[toology]

I'm Indian, so my guess is hard working, well educated, help each other out to start businesses, give business to each other when possible.

Originally Posted by Norlan

anyone notice that most Korean people living in Duluth area are so freaking rich? where do they get all their money from?

[greta F]

Hello, we are looking for korean speaking care giver to care for a korean senior in Marietta. If anyone knows of someone or where to find someone who is interested please email greta@goldenhomeservices.com. Thanks.

[Rainsonata]

Hi,

I am looking for a therapist/counselor job in Atlanta or Duluth in GA.
I have MA in Counseling Psychology and appx 600 hours of internship in Santa Clara Mental Health Department. Please share your knowledge on this field in your area. I am especially interested in working with you and family who have acculturation issues, adjustment difficulties, communication problems and identity confusion.

RS