My Korean Mom

In My Korean Mom, Mary H. K. Choi captures the complex emotions of growing up as the child of immigrants, reflecting on the blend of frustration, shame, loyalty, and deep love tied to the immigrant experience. Through a heartfelt narrative, she reveals the struggles of fitting into a new world while navigating generational and cultural divides, all expressed in a bittersweet homage to her mother. Choi, a seasoned writer and multimedia creator, shares her insightful perspective on the challenges of identity and belonging.