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Mistaken: Minnesota’s Korean adoptees grapple with confessed systemic corruption

Mistaken: Minnesota’s Korean adoptees grapple with confessed systemic corruption

Earlier this year, South Korea admitted to corruption in its adoption system. Minnesota is home to the largest Korean adoptee community in the U.S. North Star Journey Live hosted a conversation with Korean adoptees on Nov. 11 to hear their reaction.
by Kelly Gordon and Kaomi Lee

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In new memoir, DJ Mary Lucia shares experience of being stalked while in the public eye

In new memoir, DJ Mary Lucia shares experience of being stalked while in the public eye

In her book "What Doesn't Kill Me Makes Me Weirder and Harder to Relate To," former DJ at MPR’s The Current Mary Lucia details the good, the bad and everything in between when she dealt with a stalker.
by Kerri Miller, Chris Farrell, Kelly Gordon and Ellen Finn

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Former Minnesota Monarch reflects on history, future of women's professional volleyball in the state

Former Minnesota Monarch reflects on history, future of women's professional volleyball in the state

Annie Adamczak-Glavan is a coach and director of Club 43, a youth volleyball club based in Hopkins. But in 1987, she played on the Minnesota Monarchs, the state’s first women’s professional volleyball team.
by Chris Farrell and Alanna Elder

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