Seoul Queer Parade grows into a wider platform for diversity

“For Kim Min-ji, 34, the Seoul Queer Parade is a holiday, like Seollal and Chuseok. “Compared with when I first came here, I have many friends I can meet at the event now,” Kim said while browsing booths at the parade in central Seoul on Saturday. “More importantly, this is a place where I can be myself, including dressing the way I want.” An eight-year attendee of the annual event, Kim wore a gat and a dopo, traditional garments associated with Korea’s noblemen. The dopo was decorated in rainbow

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