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Why are South Koreans less welcoming of LGBTQ+ neighbors?

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Survey: Most South Koreans do not want to live alongside anyone identifying as LGBTQ+. Seoul officials have recently blocked a queer culture festival. Jung Cueri, a 36-year-old lesbian woman who lives in Seoul, is involved in organizing the annual Seoul Queer Culture Festival. Jung said tolerance for LGBTQ+ people remains "very low" in South Korea.

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Why are South Koreans less welcoming of LGBTQ+ neighbors?

The only group of people less welcome than sexual minorities are former convicts, a study shows, with 72% of South Koreans not wanting them in their neighborhood or workplace.

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