Black-Korean Relations: From Desperation to Dialogue, or from Shouting and Shooting to Sitting and Talking.

Examines economic and cultural conflicts between urban African Americans and Korean Americans and the roots of these conflicts in victimization of both groups by Eurocentric racism. Proposes a cultural model of mixed-group dialog based on cultural awareness and sensitivity, respect for each others' stake in society, and commitments to continuous dialog and collaboration on social justice issues. (SV)