Korean Americans
Immigrants from Seoul
Korean Americans are people of Korean ancestry living in the United States.
The term encompasses immigrants from Korea and their descendants, now one of the largest Asian American groups.
Korean Americans have established significant communities in cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Atlanta, often centered around Korean-owned businesses and churches.
My Korean American neighbors run the dry cleaner on Main Street.
- immigrationRelocating abroad permanently
- KoreatownDistrict with Korean culture
- communityCollective of connected people
- demographicsStatistical population characteristics
- taekwondoKorean striking martial art
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- Hawaii demographicsNative Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, population density, population growth, ethnic diversity
- Korean diasporaKoreatown, ethnic enclaves, immigrant families, expatriates, second generation
- Americanspresidents, senators, governors, generals, authors
- East AsiansHan Chinese, Japanese, Chinese, Mongolian, Tibetan
- ethnic groupsJews, Arabs, Chinese, Irish, Greeks
Korean AmericansNative Americans
Indigenous U.S. peoples
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