The author of the graphic novel The Waiting on family separation and the Korean War

What gets lost in translation in the myth of American benevolence during the Korean War

‘The signs were like a collective raft, keeping them afloat as they waited on responses to their calls of distress.’

“I didn’t care whether they understood me, then I said, ‘Hello, hello,’ again, soldiers climbed out of their foxholes and looked at me, they couldn’t understand, but they knew where I came from, they just looked at me”