Inspired by author Jessica Yoon’s numerous books on K-Pop and commitment to Asian-American equity, we invite you to this FREE community discussion on the representation, celebration, and challenges that come with K-pop music’s influence in the United States. We will also learn more about Jessica’s book making process and get a sneak preview of what she’s working on next!

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Jessica Yoon is a Korean American author from Philadelphia (Go Birds!). Her current and forthcoming books include BLACKPINK: A Little Golden Book Biography, Jeong Is Jeong, Kpop Demon Hunters: The Deluxe Junior Novelization, The Legend of Ban-Dal, and My Little Golden Book About K-Pop. She is a member of the Harrisburg Asian Writers Collective and a recipient of the Highlights Foundation’s Anti-Bias Book Bearer Scholarship. When not writing, Jessica enjoys Pilates, spicy food, and spending time with her husband and kids. You can find her online at jessicayoon.com, on Instagram, and Substack.

Komerican Pie's quarterly salon is an opportunity to share, heal, and contemplate the challenges, strength, and wisdom that come from living as an immigrant or child of immigrants in the United States—no matter your generation, heritage, or birth order. It's time to recognize all the wisdom and power we carry and metabolize the legacies of war, migration, economic hardship, emotional scarcity, pressures to succeed, family secret keeping, and so much more. Join us as we discuss a range of topics, reclaim the dignity and worthiness already inside us, and redefine “the Komerican dream.”