Feminism is Taboo in S. Korea's Gaming Industry

The tale of Nardack’s journey to the gaming industry’s feminist blacklist began in a world that’s not typically open about feminism: K-pop. It began when Irene, a member of Red Velvet (the girl group that performed in Pyongyang [https://www.koreaexpose.com/pyongyang-concert-perception-of-north-koreans-by-so...] recently), said in a fan meeting that she read a famous novel on women’s rights [https://www.koreaexpose.com/parasite-moms-meat-shields-gender-online/]. The backlash from male fans was